Is this a question, demand, discussion point? By codes you probably mean source code right?, but an API is a set of methods and/or objects. In the case of databases, what you'd use depends on the language - .NET framework (since you're in this newsgroup) you'd use ADO.NET - the classes in the System.Data namespace. The language databases use is SQL, which might also be considered a kind of API. And finally, if your specific database (as opposed to server) has a set of Stored Procedures written by the developer, they could be considered an API, since they are a collection of 'methods' you can call upon to get or change information in the database.
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