SQL/MP Glossary
Glossary
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SQL conversational interface
SQL conversational interface. See SQLCI (SQL conversational interface).
SQL data structure. Any of three data structures that an SQL program can include: SQLCA
(SQL communications area), SQLDA (SQL descriptor area), and SQLSA (SQL
statistics area).
SQL descriptor area. See SQLDA (SQL descriptor area)
.
SQL executor. See executor
.
SQL file system. See file system
.
SQL identifier. A name used for a column, constraint, correlation, cursor, or prepared
command or statement.
SQL load time. The time when an SQL program executes its first SQL statement. Contrast
with SQL compile time
and SQL statement execution time.
SQL name. The name of an SQL object (tables, views, indexes, collations, and constraints)
or catalog.
SQL object. See object
.
SQL object program. The set of executable machine language instructions in an object file
produced by compiling a host-language source program containing embedded SQL
statements. An SQL object program is produced by sequential execution of a
host language compiler and the SQL compiler.
SQL object version. See object version
.
SQL optimizer. See optimizer
.
SQL preprocessor. The NonStop SQL/MP component that processes a COBOL85 language
source program with embedded SQL statements for subsequent compilation and
execution. The preprocessed COBOL85 source can be submitted to the COBOL85
compiler, and the result of that compilation can subsequently be submitted to the SQL
compiler.
SQL program. A host-language program containing embedded SQL statements to be
compiled by the SQL compiler, or an object program compiled by the SQL compiler.
See also SQL object program
.
SQL SENSITIVE flag. A flag in a program’s file label that indicates whether the program
has been SQL compiled. The SQL compiler sets the SENSITIVE flag after a successful
compilation.
SQL software version. See software version
.
SQL statement execution time. The time when an individual SQL statement in an SQL
program executes. Contrast with SQL load time
and SQL compile time.