In article <1141041412.528642.261910_at_t39g2000cwt.googlegroups.com>,
(bikkaran_at_in.ibm.com) says...
> Hi ,
>
> As far as PLSQL is considered Db2 has its own set of structural
> Prograaming . It is referred to as SQL PL in DB2 .
> The fundamentals are same whethere its DB2 or Oracle. I had a 2 yr
> of exposure in PLSQl of Oracle , and suddenly when I joined IBM I
> was put into DB2 .. Though initially it was very difficult now i am
> quiet comfortable.
>
> PL?SQL or SQL PL ....is basically used for server side programming
> and that exists for both DB2 as well as Oracle or for that matter any
> database.
>
> Regards
>
>
The big difference is that SQL PL statements can't be run from the
commandline. They have to be put into a stored procedure or function.
It would be very nice if SQL PL could be used from within commandline
scripts.
Received on Mon Feb 27 2006 - 06:30:12 CST
