Multiple embedded SQL source files, compiled separately and linked to a single executable file, can share the same database
connection at run time. This is also true for programs that are compiled into separate
callable shared objects. If subsequent program modules (in the same process) do not process a CONNECT statement, they share the same database connection
with the module that included the CONNECT statement.
- OpenESQL
- In a program that includes multiple, separately compiled modules, you should compile only one module with the INIT option
of the SQL Compiler directive. All other modules in the program should share that first automatic connection or make explicit
connections using the CONNECT statement.
- OpenESQL -
DB2
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- Statement names are local to a particular program module (compilation unit). This means that a statement cannot be prepared
in one module and executed in another.
- Within an application, cursor names should be unique.
- COBSQL
- With COBSQL, if the INIT directive is specified more than once, second and subsequent uses are ignored.