Affiliation:
1. M.H. Saboo Siddik College Of Engineering, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Abstract
Databases are progressively standard components of modern websites and applications. They are regularly utilized by those who need an in-depth understanding of their structure and impressive competence in the field. Hence, these days it has ended up exceptionally imperative to build a framework that can interpret common dialect to SQL questions. Be that as it may, because of restrictions in their design, numerous existing frameworks are restricted to specific databases. In this paper, we have shown a modern approach that employs English dialect inquiries to any database. The result demonstrates the effectiveness of this approach by retrieving the information from the database and giving the output to the user query.
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