what is call level interface?
Answer / saumendra
The Call Level Interface (CLI) is a de facto standard
software API for SQL-based database management systems,
created by The Open Group. Developed in the early 1990s,
the API was defined only for the C and COBOL programming
languages. The Call Level Interface defines how the C or
COBOL program should send SQL queries to the DBMS and how
the returned recordsets should be handled by the
application in a consistent way.
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