Embedded SQL support for Korn Shell ksh93

In order to run a SQL statement in Korn shell I have to pass the SQL
statement to the DB2 Command-line processor or in the case of Oracle
to SQL*Plus as a here-document.
Although this works it is a bit sloppy. I have not been able to find
a Korn shell solution, which would allow true embedded SQL support,
such as Perl DBI or Rexx with DB2 support.

Does anyone know of a solution (software package, function or open
source code), which would enable Korn shell to support embedded SQL?

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