Die SQL-Norm (The SQL Standard)

Michels, Jan; Kulkarni, K.; Farrar, C. M.; Eisenberg, Andrew; Mattos, Nelson Mendonça; Darwen, Hugh

doi:10.1524/itit.45.1.30.19031

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“…Different languages are combined frequently, e.g. SQL is a standardized query language for databases and was not intended to be a general-purpose programming language (Michels et al, 2003). But it is possible to embed SQL statements in general-purpose programming languages like C++ or Java (ISO/IEC, 2008;Leyderman, 2005;Andersen, 2006).…”

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Hurdles in Multi-Language Refactoring of Hibernate Applications

Schink¹,

Kuhlemann²,

Saake³

et al. 2011

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Software and Database Technologies

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Abstract:Different programming languages can be involved in the implementation of a single software application. In these software applications, source code of one programming language interacts with code of a different language. By refactoring an artifact of one programming language, the interaction of this artifact with an artifact written in another programming language may break. We present a study on refactoring an software application that contains artifacts of different languages.

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confidence: 99%