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starburst galaxy > working with data > Migrating queries to Starburst SQL
Migrating queries to Starburst SQL #
Starburst recognizes that not every data source implements the SQL standard the same. There could be slight differences between your data sources’ native SQL and SQL in Starburst products.
Learn more about moving your tools and workflows to Starburst SQL.
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