And, if by standard it is meant that there exists the three essential components of any successful standard, 1.A significant market share vendor community 2.Publically developed, available, and evolving standards 3.Enforced conformance tests
Then while the first two exist, the third does not. Hence SQL no longer represents a successful information technology standard. SQL could, however again achieve the status of a successful standard if one or more large organizations with buying-clout defined conformance tests, conducted conformance testing, and then only purchased conforming products. proof:http://www.tdan.com/i016hy01.htm
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