Connecting to the database – PB Docs 150

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Connecting to the database

Once you establish the connection parameters by assigning
values to the Transaction object properties, you can connect to
the database using the SQL CONNECT statement:

Because CONNECT is a SQL statement—not
a PowerScript statement—you need to terminate it with a
semicolon.

If you are using a Transaction object other than SQLCA, you must include
the USING TransactionObject clause in the SQL syntax:

For example:

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