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Bill wrote:
J. Clarke wrote:


You clearly have never programmed for a living
if you think everything can be done by clicking
links on a web page.

Oops, I have. In fact, I have a MS in CS with an emphasis in
distributed computing.
I have created web sites which made ample use of Oracle
databases--they were mostly navigable by mouse. So, stop, take a
deep breath. I suppose the idea that someone might be able to query a
database "with spoken words" is even stranger to you--but if you think
about it, you can find a few examples on the market today. Right?

Cheers,
Bill

Mr. Clarke,

Here's a nice example for you (I just ran across at random)! The girl
was only 6 years old too!
: )

http://kdvr.com/2016/12/28/girl-uses...s-from-amazon/

That's nice. When that 8 year old girl enters
""SELECT * from LEFT JOIN users, administrators
where ID='';DROP TABLE administrators; -- 10T'
order by name;", get back to us.

No, don't bother. Not interested in more crap
from some theoretician.