ANSI INCITS 135.10 : 1998

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Introduction
   3.1 Overview
   3.2 Design goals
   3.3 Conformance
   3.4 Object identifier for Database Language SQL
   3.5 Advantages of SQLJ over JDBC for static SQL
   3.6 Consistency with existing embedded SQL languages
4 Tutorial
   4.1 Fundamental concepts
   4.2 Advanced features
   4.3 Comparison of SQLJ and embedded SQL
5 Binary portability
   5.1 Components of binary portable applications
   5.2 Naming runtime components
   5.3 Binary portability requirements
   5.4 Profile overview
   5.5 Profile generation and naming
   5.6 SQLJ application packaging
   5.7 Profile customization overview
   5.8 Customization interface
   5.9 TypeInfo overview
   5.10 SQLJ datatype properties
6 SQLJ grammar constructs
   6.1 Grammar notation
   6.2 Keyword and token case sensitivity rules
   6.3 Commenting rules
   6.4 SQLJ reserved names
   6.5 Clause structure
   6.6 Common subelements
7 and contents
   7.1
   7.2
   7.3
   7.4
   7.5
   7.6
   7.7
   7.8
   7.9
   7.10
   7.11
   7.12
   7.13
   7.14
   7.15
   7.16
   7.17
   7.18
   7.19
   7.20
   7.21
   7.22
   7.23
   7.24
8 Vendor extensions
   8.1 SQL blocks
   8.2 sqlj.runtime.ExecutionContext
9 Package sqlj.runtime
   9.1 SQLJ runtime interfaces
   9.2 SQLJ Runtime Classes
10 Package sqlj.runtime.profile
   10.1 SQLJ sqlj.runtime.profile Interfaces
   10.2 SQLJ sqlj.runtime.profile Classes
11 sqlj.runtime.profile.util.ProfileCustomizer
   11.1 Methods
12 Status codes
   12.1 SQLSTATE

Abstract

Delineates extensions of Database Language SQL to support embedding of SQL statements into programs written in object-oriented programming languages.

General Product Information

Committee	H2
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	248
PublisherName	Information Technology Industry Council
Status	Withdrawn

Standards Referenced By This Book

ANSI INCITS 331.1 : 1999

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - DATABASE LANGUAGES - SQLJ - PART 1: SQL ROUTINES USING THE JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Standards Referencing This Book

ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003	Information technology — Reference Model of Data Management
ISO/IEC 10646:2014	Information technology — Universal Coded Character Set (UCS)
ANSI INCITS 135 : 1992	INFORMATION SYSTEMS - DATABASE LANGUAGE - SQL
INCITS/ISO/IEC 9075-4 : 2012	INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - DATABASE LANGUAGES - SQL - PART 4: PERSISTENT STORED MODULES (SQL/PSM)

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