Arthur V. Lopes
Abstract
Ada+SQL is a programming environment for Ada 95 extended with basic SQL single user capabilities. It incorporates a very fast compiler and interpreter, with debugging options, library generator and browser, syntax template editors, programmer wizard, two-dimensional graphics, SQL interactive interface and hypertext documentation on the environment, Ada 95 and SQL. Several implementation aspects are discussed.
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- Ada+SQL—an overview
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