Experience for an Successful SQL Interface

Vendors of alternative database systems must address their customers demands for an SQL interface more and more often. Due to his website “Modern SQL” and the steady flow of contact with users of various SQL databases, Markus Winand has an unique overview of the capabilities of SQL databases and how they are used by developers. The consulting provided by Markus Winand is therefore key to the successful introduction of an SQL interface.

Consulting and Testing

Strategic Consulting

Which SQL features are used in practice? What is the SQL equivalent to a function your database offers? What is the fine print you need to consider when implementing an SQL interface? For this and many other questions, Markus Winand can provide you with clear and definitive answers.

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Conformance Testing

To make sure your SQL interface conforms to the SQL standard, Markus Winand offers informal conformance testing. You can define the depth and breadth of the test on your own, or you can also let Markus Winand specifically test for bugs that were present in other databases.

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Documentation

Your Database on Modern-SQL.com

Markus Winand builds to ultimate SQL reference for developers at modern-sql.com. Make sure the users of your database can find all relevant information there.

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White-Label Documentation

Without good documentation, the best product is worthless. With a white-label license for the modern-sql.com content, you can offer your customers the best documentation quickly.

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SQL Renaissance Ambassador

As the SQL Renaissance Ambassador, it’s my mission to make developers aware of the evolution of SQL in the 21st century. My book “SQL Performance Explained” has been published in five languages and can be read online free of charge at use-the-index-luke.com. My next book is currently in the works and can already be read online as it’s being written (modern-sql.com). I am available as a trainer, speaker and consultant for all companies and developers interested in SQL. You’ll find more info at winand.at.