Question

List five ways in which the type declaration system of a language such as
Java or C++ differs from the data definition language used in a database.

Answer 1

1) Executing an action in the DDL creates an object in the database; in contrast, a java or C++ declaration is simply an abstraction used in the program.

2) They do not allow consistency constraints to be specified

3) DDL supports access rights to different users; Java and C++ do not

4) Java and C++ have more complex types, such as arrays and objects

5) A database DDL is focussed on specifying types of attributes of rela- tions; in contrast, a programming language allows objects, and col- lections of objects to be created.

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