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| ☜ | Embedded SQL Host Program1995 Version of ANSI (Equivalent to Current ISO Version) of Standard | ☞ |
"19.1 <embedded SQL host program>"
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Syntax Rules
- An <embedded SQL host program> is a compilation unit
that consists of programming language text and SQL text. The
programming language text shall conform to the requirements of a
specific standard programming language. The SQL text shall
consist of one or more <embedded SQL statement>s and,
optionally, one or more <embedded SQL declare section>s, as
defined in this standard.
- An <embedded SQL statement>, <embedded SQL begin
declare>, or <embedded SQL end declare> that is
contained in an <embedded SQL MUMPS program> shall contain
an <SQL prefix> that is "<ampersand>SQL<open
paren>". There shall be no <separator> between the
<ampersand> and "SQL" nor between "SQL" and the <open
paren>.
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An <embedded SQL statement>, <embedded SQL begin
declare>, or <embedded SQL end declare> that is
contained in an <embedded SQL MUMPS program> shall contain
an <SQL terminator> that is a <close paren>.
- The <token>s comprising an <SQL prefix>,
<embedded SQL begin declare>, or <embedded SQL end
declare> shall be separated by <space> characters and be
specified on one line. Otherwise, the rules for the continuation
of lines and tokens from one line to the next and for the
placement of host language comments are those of the programming
language of the containing <embedded SQL host program>.
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