documentation

I'm just starting to look at SQL and have gotten a little surprised by some of the things I haven't seen. Why isn't there any documentation in any of the SQL programs I've looked at. How do you put it in if possible and how do you comment out a portion of data sent to a table. I know a lot of questions but, SQL sure is looking strange right now. Thanks in advance.

Rich

What SQL programs are you talking about?
SQL (Structured Query Language) isn't a program, it is a Standard by which manufacturers of database management systems and other software related to the connection, manipulation and return of data must adhere to.

Many products use the SQL standard (All RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems) Access, SQL Server, MySql, Oracle, PostgreSQL, etc...)

Memnoch

I have been looking at SQL and how it is used in Sybase. The SQL statements all make sense but.... When I look at data to be inserted into a table or how a database is built I'm finding it hard to figure out without comments about what is going on (I haven't programmed in over 20 years, Fortran). After my post I was told that "/* comments */" works with Sybase. I've definitely got to talk to our developers though. Thanks for the help, I'm sorry I was so vague.