It's been a while since I did it, but the last time I needed to query Sage directly I used MS Query (you can go via MS Access or MS Excel). If you're using a more sophisticated language then Sage will also expose an ODBC interface that you can use to pass SQL/data.
MS Query will also show you the table structure (but not the relationships if I recall). Aside from that it seems to be capable of standard SQL (not sure what engine it uses though, so you might have trouble with some of the more esoteric stuff).
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