Translation of "embedded SQL host variables" in German
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Embedded SQL-Hostvariablen
Variables are necessary for creating large text or binary objects for INSERT or UPDATE statements from embedded SQL programs because embedded SQL host variables are limited to 32,767 bytes.
Variables are necessary for creating large text or binary objects for INSERT or UPDATE statements from embedded SQL programs because embedded SQL host variables are limited to 32767 bytes. Privileges
According to the ANSI embedded SQL standard, host variables are defined by surrounding the normal C variable declarations with the following
Wie im ANSI Embedded SQL-Standard beschrieben, werden Hostvariable definiert, indem die normalen Deklarationen von C-Variablen wie folgt eingeschlossen werden
Use this statement to declare host variables in an embedded SQL program.
The SQLCODE and SQLSTATE host variables must be visible in the scope of every embedded SQL statement that generates database requests.
Die Hostvariablen SQLCODE und SQLSTATE müssen im Bereich aller Embedded SQL-Anweisungen sichtbar sein, die Datenbankanforderungen generieren.
Host variables can also be used in place of a statement name, a cursor name, or an option name in statements specific to embedded SQL.
Hostvariable können in Embedded SQL-Anweisungen auch anstelle eines Anweisungsnamens, eines Cursornamens oder eines Optionsnamens benutzt werden.
In embedded SQL, the second argument is likely to be a host variable containing a TIMESTAMP value from a recent FETCH on the column.
In Embedded SQL ist das zweite Argument voraussichtlich eine Hostvariable, die einen TIMESTAMP-Wert aus einer neuen FETCH-Anweisung für die Spalte enthält.
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