Building Embedded SQL Applications
Figure 9.1 illustrates the steps involved in building an embedded SQL application.
1. | Create source files that contain embedded SQL statements. |
2. | Connect to a database, and then precompile each source file. The precompiler converts the SQL statements in each source file into DB2 UDB run-time API calls to the database manager. The precompiler also produces an access package in the database and optionally a bind file, if you specify that you want one created. Packages and bind files are discussed in the sections that follow. |
3. | Compile the modified source files (and other files without SQL statements) using the host language compiler. |
4. | Link the object files with the DB2 UDB and host language libraries to produce ... |
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