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Writing in a programming language. Hand coding in assembly language or in a third-generation language, such as C or Java, is the traditional way programs have been developed. In contrast, visual programming tools allow full applications or parts of an application to be developed without writing lines of programming code. Many high-level development systems offer a combination of visual tools, while allowing the programmer to "hand code" the parts that are not predefined. See hard coded.


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The practical upshot of this is that it is now possible to expose PL/SQL stored procedures as a web service with almost no hand-coding of Java.
The practical upshot of this is that it is now possible to expose PL/SQL stored procedures as a web service with almost no hand-coding of Java.
Many man-months or even years can be required, and more importantly, hand-coding can introduce errors and uncertainty in the process, requiring a significant QA effort to ensure correctness; * Avoiding costly application rewrites and recompiles by providing continued use of Sybase native access libraries (JDBC, ODBC, DB-LIB or CT-LIB); and * Automating the translation of all the database objects.
 
 
 
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