SQL statements that are included directly in a program written in another language, such as COBOL or C. ODBC does not use embedded SQL. See also static SQL and dynamic SQL.
The Structured Query Language (SQL) statements embedded within a program and prepared before the program is executed. See Structured Query Language.
SQL statements that are embedded within a program and are prepared in the program preparation process before the program is run. After it is prepared, the statement itself does not change, although values of host variables specified within the statement might change.
SQL statements that are embedded in a program and are prepared during precompilation and compilation before the program is executed. After a SQL statement is prepared, the statement itself does not change.
Also known as static SQL, these are SQL statements that are created and prepared before program execution. After the SQL statement is embedded in an application, the only variance allowed at execution is the values of the host variables.
A programming interface for C programs. Adaptive Server Anywhere embedded SQL is an implementation of the ANSI and IBM standard.
SQL commands used inside a procedural language program.
SQL statements that are embedded in a host language program.
SQL Statements written into a high level language.
Embedded SQL statemets are hard-coded in the program and executed "as-is" at run-time. Emedded SQL is also known as static SQL. Except for host bind variables, these statement cannot be altered at run rime. Also see Dynamic SQL.
Embedded SQL is a method of combining the computing power of a programming language (like C/C++, Pascal, etc.) and the database manipulation capabilities of SQL.