18. The method of claim 15 further including the step of generating the flowchart, wherein this step includes the substeps of: defining the start unit, the start unit being graphically represented by a box; defining the one or more logic units, wherein each such definition includes the logic statement represented by the logic unit, and each logic unit is graphically represented by a box having an appearance different from the start unit box; defining the one or more value units, wherein each such definition includes the condition defined by the value unit, and each value unit is graphically represented by a box having an appearance different from the boxes of the start unit and the one or more logic units.
15. A computer-implemented method for realizing conditions of a database application in a SQL database server, the database application being provided as a flowchart including: a start unit at which the flowchart starts; one or more value units at which the flowchart ends, each value unit defining a condition; one or more logic units between the start unit and the value unit, each logic unit: representing a logic statement, having a true output representing a true condition of the logic statement, and having a false output representing a false condition of the logic statement, and paths through the flowchart wherein each path extends: from the start unit, into one or more of the logic units, out of one of the true output and the false output of any logic unit that the path enters, and ending at one of the value units, the method including the steps of: obtaining an input; determining all paths through the flowchart; generating a path logic statement for each path through the flowchart, each path logic statement including: the logic statement of the first logic unit along the path after the start unit, and the logic statement of each successive logic unit along the path, wherein the logic statement of each successive logic unit is appended to the path logic statement by: a logical AND if the successive logic unit is entered from a true output of the prior logic unit along the path, or a logical AND NOT if the successive logic unit is entered from a false output of the prior logic unit along the path; evaluating the input versus each path logic statement, thereby determining one or more value units resulting from the input; and returning the conditions of the resulting value units.