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I’ve wiki’d SQL/PSM and I know it stands for Structured Query Language/Pesistent Stored Modules. I’d like to know what it really is and how it differs from T-SQL and any other versions of SQL?
Persistent Stored Modules exist in many different database technologies. Their interfaces are different and the actual declarations and out can be different as well. But in general, it is a way of keeping SQL programming code & logic bundled at the SQL server level.