SQL_LANGUAGES

The SQL_LANGUAGES table contains one row for every SQL language binding and programming language for which conformance is claimed.

The following table describes the columns in the SQL_LANGUAGES table:

Table 1. SQL_LANGUAGES table
Column Name	Data Type	Description
SQL_LANGUAGE_SOURCE	VARCHAR(254)	Name of the standard.
SQL_LANGUAGE_YEAR	VARCHAR(254)	Year in which the standard was approved.
SQL_LANGUAGE_CONFORMANCE	VARCHAR(254) Nullable	Level of conformance. 2 For the 1987 and 1989 standards, indicates that Level 2 conformance is claimed. ENTRY For the 1992 standard, indicates that Entry Level conformance is claimed. CORE For the 1999 standard, indicates that Core Level is conformance is claimed. Contains the null value if conformance is not yet claimed.
SQL_LANGUAGE_INTEGRITY	VARCHAR(254) Nullable	Support of the integrity feature. YES conformance is claimed to the integrity feature NO conformance is not claimed to the integrity feature Contains the null value if the standard does not have a separate integrity feature.
SQL_LANGUAGE_IMPLEMENTATION	VARCHAR(254) Nullable	Reserved. Contains the null value.
SQL_LANGUAGE_BINDING_STYLE	VARCHAR(254)	The style of binding of the SQL language EMBEDDED support for embedded SQL for the language in SQL_LANGUAGE_PROGRAMMING_LANG DIRECT DIRECT SQL is supported (for example Interactive SQL) CLI Support for CLI for the language in SQL_LANGUAGE_PROGRAMMING_LANG
SQL_LANGUAGE_PROGRAMMING_LANG	VARCHAR(254) Nullable	The language supported by EMBEDDED or CLI. C The C language is supported. COBOL The COBOL language is supported. PLI The PL/I language is supported. Contains the null value if the SQL_LANGUAGE_BINDING_STYLE is DIRECT.