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Melani1276

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What can be done with Persistent Stored Modules?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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________ is the act of actually stopping an incident's damage.
 
  A) Disconnection
  B) Gapping
  C) Containment
  D) Termination



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Answer to Question 1

Persistent Stored Modules allow one to create procedures and functions within SQL, making it possible to input and output parameters and return a value. Additionally, error handling can be built into SQL statements. The DECLARE command creates variables which will stay in scope throughout the procedure or function. Groups of SQL statements can be passed, which improves performance. Despite all of this, Persistent Stored Modules have not been widely implemented. At this time, developers seem to prefer embedding SQL within high-level languages.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 7, 2018
Gracias!


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