Seamless Data Integration: Exploring Embedded Data Manipulation Language

EMBEDDED DATAB MANIPULATION LANGUAGE


         Embedded Data Manipulation Language (DML) refers to the subset of a database language used for the retrieval and manipulation of data. This language is embedded within a host programming language, allowing for operations such as select, insert, delete, and update on a database. It is a crucial aspect of database management, enabling users to interact with the database content efficiently and effectively. The most common example of DML is SQL, which is widely used in relational databases for managing structured data.






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