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 Post subject: host language bindings
PostPosted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:17 pm 
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hello...

in the book you talk about host language bindings...

what does that means?

thanks in advance.

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In an object-oriented DBMS, you need some binding into the host language (Java, C++, etc.) so that you can integrate your DBMS API (metadata and regular) into the language that is used by the developer.

In an SQL DBMS you have a separate data language to communicate with the DBMS.

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