What type of command does the Program Command shape execute for database actions like insert, update, or delete?

The Program Command shape executes SQL Statements for database actions such as insert, update, or delete. This type of command allows users to directly interact with the database by writing queries that the database engine can process.

When using SQL Statements, developers can craft specific queries that effectively manipulate data in a relational database. These queries can be tailored to meet specific logic requirements within a process, allowing for dynamic data handling and extensive interaction with the database.

Stored Procedures would involve predetermined, stored SQL commands that must be created in the database beforehand, which offers less flexibility during execution compared to direct SQL Statements. System Commands typically refer to operating system-level commands rather than directly modifying database records. Connection Commands are used to establish communication with a database but do not execute any SQL actions by themselves.

This underscores the importance of SQL Statements in the Boomi integration process, enabling developers to execute complex data operations seamlessly within their workflows.