In COBOL, which clause is commonly used to establish a connection to a database?
- EXEC SQL CONNECT
- FILE SECTION
- LINKAGE SECTION
- WORKING-STORAGE SECTION
The EXEC SQL CONNECT clause in COBOL is commonly used to establish a connection to a database. It initiates communication between the COBOL program and the specified database, allowing for subsequent SQL operations.
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