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What is ESQL?

ESQL (Embedded SQL) is a programming language used in IBM Integration Bus (IIB) and IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) for message processing and transformation within integration solutions. It allows developers to access and manipulate message content, interact with databases, and implement complex routing logic. ESQL is commonly used to build message flows that connect different systems and applications by transforming data between different formats and protocols.

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What other technologies are related to ESQL?

ESQL Competitor Technologies

XSLT

XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) is an alternative language for transforming XML messages. It can be used instead of ESQL in some scenarios.

mentioned alongside ESQL in 1% (282) of relevant job posts

ESQL Complementary Technologies

DFDL

DFDL is a data description language often used for parsing and serializing complex data formats, which can be utilized within ESQL transformations for handling diverse data structures.

mentioned alongside ESQL in 72% (71) of relevant job posts

IBM Integration Bus

IBM Integration Bus (IIB) is a predecessor to IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE). ESQL is commonly used within IIB for message transformation and routing.

What is ESQL?

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