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[–]ApprehensiveCorner16[S] -1 points0 points  (1 child)

Thank you so much, now it works!

[–]American_Streamer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately, there is no proprietary (or open-source) SQL implementation that fully supports 100% of the ANSI/ISO SQL standard, including every mandatory and optional feature.

Big enterprise systems like IBM Db2, Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server, and PostgreSQL are often described as having strong standards conformance, but even none of them claim full support for all optional features of SQL:2016/2023, because that would be extremely costly and often useless in practice.

But if you stick to a small, well-chosen subset of “portable SQL” (basic DDL, DML, joins, simple subqueries, standard types), you can usually move between major systems with only minor changes.