Re: Changing database to SQL from DDS

I have been taking "SQL" to mean SQL commands to define and manage the
table, and embedded SQL in a HLL for data manipulation.

I have been taking "DDS" to mean the native (original) methods to
manipulate tables -- DDS to define, OS commands to manage existence and
attributes, and standard HLL I/O operations for data manipulation.

With these definitions, there is validity to Vern's contention, as
"DDS" includes the various OS commands to manage triggers, contraints,
journaling, etc. 

>>> rob@dekko.com 01/08/03 10:46AM >>>
Vern,

"DDS has all the functionality (and more)."  I don't think so.  What
are 
the DDS keywords for referential (and other) constraints?

Rob Berendt
-- 
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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