ODBC : backwards compabitility | ODBC conformance |
ODBC : compabitility | ODBC conformance |
ODBC : compiling | Compiling and linking an ODBC application |
ODBC : conformance | ODBC conformance |
ODBC : cursors | Working with result sets |
ODBC : error checking | Error checking in ODBC |
ODBC : example application | A first example |
ODBC : example program | A sample program |
ODBC : fundamentals | ODBC fundamentals |
ODBC : introduction | Introduction to ODBC programming |
ODBC : linking | Compiling and linking an ODBC application |
ODBC : multi-threaded applications | Threads in ODBC applications |
ODBC : multiple result sets | Calling stored procedures in ODBC |
ODBC : no driver manager | Using ODBC without the driver manager |
ODBC : prepared statements | Using prepared statements in ODBC |
ODBC : programming | CHAPTER 4. ODBC Programming |
ODBC : result sets | Calling stored procedures in ODBC |
ODBC : stored procedures | Calling stored procedures in ODBC |
ODBC : UNIX development | Using ODBC without the driver manager Developing ODBC applications on UNIX |
ODBC : version supported | ODBC conformance |
ODBC programming : introduction | The ODBC programming interface |
online backups | Backup functions |
Open Client : data type mapping | Data type mapping between Open Client and Adaptive Server Anywhere |
Open Client : data type ranges | Range limitations in data type mapping |
Open Client : data types | Data type mappings |
Open Client : data types compatibility | Data type mappings |
Open Client : data types not supported | Data types with limited compatibility |
Open Client : interface | CHAPTER 5. The Open Client Interface |
Open Client : limitations | Known limitations of Anywhere |
Open Client : SQL | Using SQL in Open Client applications |
Open Client interface : introduction | The Open Client programming interface |
OPEN statement : about | Cursors in Embedded SQL |
overflow errors : data type conversion | Range limitations in data type mapping |