

Writing an SQL Program › Accessing One or More Databases with SQL
Accessing One or More Databases with SQL
Databases can be accessed with SQL using any of the following methods:
- Host variables—Variables that can be referenced in SQL statements in application programs
- Local variables and routine parameters—Variables that can be referenced in SQL statements in SQL routines
- SQL transaction—A database transaction initiated by an SQL statement
- SQL session—A connection to a dictionary that enables SQL access to a database
- SQL Communications Areas—Data structures the program uses to check the status of SQL statement execution
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