BROKER SCHEMA statement

The BROKER SCHEMA statement is optional; use it in an ESQL file to explicitly identify the schema that contains the file.

SYNTAX

An ESQL schema is a named container for functions, procedures, modules, and variables. It is similar to the namespace concept of C++ and XML, and to the package concept of Java.

In the absence of a BROKER SCHEMA statement, all functions, procedures, modules, and constants belong to the default schema. This is similar to the default namespace in C++, the no-target namespace in XML schema, and the default package in Java.
Note: The BROKER SCHEMA feature is used in the Eclipse tooling set and is a language feature, as is package. It does not appear in the broker ESQL.
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