Package is a
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Compiled form of application plan
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Compiled form of Database Requests
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Collection of Sql statements
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Collection of Application plansCollection of Application plans
In DB2, a package is a database object containing control structures compiled from Database Request Modules (DBRMs), which are generated during the precompilation of application programs containing embedded SQL.
To answer this question, we need to understand what a package is in the context of computer programming.
Option A) Compiled form of application plan - This option is incorrect. A package is not specifically a compiled form of an application plan. An application plan is a high-level overview of the steps and logic involved in executing an application.
Option B) Compiled form of Database Requests - This option is correct. A package in this context refers to a compiled form of database requests or SQL statements. It is a collection of SQL statements that are pre-compiled and stored in a database for efficient execution.
Option C) Collection of SQL statements - This option is partially correct. A package does contain a collection of SQL statements, but it is more specifically the compiled form of those statements.
Option D) Collection of Application plans - This option is incorrect. A package is not a collection of application plans. As mentioned earlier, an application plan is a high-level overview of the steps and logic involved in executing an application.
Therefore, the correct answer is B) Compiled form of Database Requests.