SQLJ

(SQL Java) A programming interface that allows SQL statements to be expressed at a high level in a Java program. SQLJ statements are converted into JDBC commands. See JDBC.

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"SQLJ represents the next step in the evolution of database access using Java.

"Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ" also provides full descriptions of the various command-line tools, the requirements for using SQLJ, performance tuning tips, and an abundance of working code examples to illustrate the real-world use of SQLJ.

An article by the author, `Using Static and Dynamic SQL in SQLJ" can be found at:

SQLJ: the next step in database access with Java. (Recent Literature)

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