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1-3-2 Database Manipulation Function

Database manipulation function is a function that offers the usage environment of database language (e.g., SQL in the case of a relational database) that is used in definition and operation of data. The following are the execution methods of database manipulation language (e.g., SQL) provided by DBMS.

Original textbook table, example or syntax box, with its complete original layout. Source text: • Host language system This is a method of executing SQL statements by using a high level language. It includes embedded SQLs that describe SQL statements in a program and module language system that creates SQL statements as external modules and calls them from the program. • Independent language system This method independently executes SQL statements. It includes interactive SQL method where SQL statements are entered from the command line and command driven method where the registered SQL statements are called and executed with commands having parameters. In addition, some DBMS for PCs allow easy operation
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Original textbook table, example or syntax box, with its complete original layout. Source text: of databases where, by selecting from the predetermined forms and entering conditions, the process is executed as a query (i.e., a command to be converted into SQL statements for operating database).
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