| object-oriented programming : Java | Object oriented and procedural languages |
| object-oriented programming : style | Public fields |
| objects : class versions | Java objects and class versions |
| objects : inserting | Inserting and retrieving objects |
| objects : Java | Java classes and objects |
| objects : qualified names | Database object names and prefixes |
| objects : querying | Creating distributed applications |
| objects : replication | Java objects and class versions |
| objects : retrieving | Inserting and retrieving objects |
| objects : storage format | Updating classes and Jars |
| objects : storage of Java | How Java objects are stored |
| objects : types | Java classes and objects |
| objects : unloading and reloading | Java objects and class versions |
| occasionally connected users : replicating data and concurrency | Replication and concurrency |
| ODBC : Administrator | Creating an ODBC data source |
| ODBC : applications | Setting the isolation level from an ODBC-enabled application |
| ODBC : applications, and locking | Setting the isolation level from an ODBC-enabled application |
| ODBC : connections | Introduction to connections |
| ODBC : cursor types | Availability of cursors |
| ODBC : data sources | Working with ODBC data sources Deploying connection information |
| ODBC : deploying | Deploying ODBC clients |
| ODBC : driver deployment | ODBC driver required files |
| ODBC : driver location | Locating the interface library |
| ODBC : external servers | Defining ODBC external servers |
| ODBC : initialization file for UNIX | Using ODBC data sources on UNIX |
| ODBC : registry entries | Deploying connection information |
| ODBC : SQL statements | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| ODBC : translation driver | ODBC code page translation |
| ODBC : UNIX support | Using ODBC data sources on UNIX |
| ODBC : Windows CE | Using ODBC data sources on Windows CE |
| ODBC data sources : UNIX | Using ODBC data sources on UNIX |
| odbc server class | Server class odbc |
| ODBC server classes | ODBC-based server classes |
| ODBC settings : deploying | Deploying ODBC clients Deploying connection information |
| ODI : compatibility | Working with multiple protocol stacks |
| ODI : drivers | Ensure that you have current drivers |
| ODI : network communication | The data link layer |
| ODI drivers | Ensure that you have current drivers |
| ODI2NDI translation driver | Working with multiple protocol stacks |
| ODIHLP translation driver | Working with multiple protocol stacks |
| ODINSUP translation driver | Working with multiple protocol stacks |
| OEM code pages : about | Code pages in Windows and Windows NT |
| OEM code pages : choosing | ANSI or OEM? |
| offline backups : defined | Backing up your database |
| OmniConnect : support | Sybase applications and Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| ON EXCEPTION RESUME clause : about | Error handling with ON EXCEPTION RESUME |
| ON EXCEPTION RESUME clause : not with exception handling | Using exception handlers in procedures and triggers |
| ON EXCEPTION RESUME clause : Transact-SQL | Transact-SQL-like error handling in the Watcom-SQL dialect |
| ON phrase : joining tables | Joins using comparisons |
| one-to-many relationships : definition of | Relationships |
| one-to-many relationships : resolving | Step 4: Resolve the relationships |
| one-to-one relationships : definition of | Relationships |
| one-to-one relationships : resolving | Step 4: Resolve the relationships |
| online backups : defined | Backing up your database |
| Open Client : configuring | Configuring Open Servers with DSEDIT |
| Open Client : cursor types | Availability of cursors |
| Open Client : deploying | Deploying Open Client applications |
| Open Client : interface | Open Clients, Open Servers, and TDS |
| Open Client : SQL statements | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| Open Server : address | Adding or changing the server address |
| Open Server : architecture | Open Clients, Open Servers, and TDS |
| Open Server : starting | Starting the database server as an Open Server |
| Open Server : system requirements | System requirements |
| Open Servers : adding | Configuring Open Servers with DSEDIT Set up the Open Servers in your system |
| Open Servers : connecting to | Confirm the Open Servers are configured properly |
| OPEN statement : procedures | Cursor management overview |
| operating system : file names | File naming conventions |
| operators : arithmetic | Computing values in the select list |
| operators : NOT keyword | Using comparison operators in the WHERE clause |
| operators : precedence | Computing values in the select list |
| optimization of queries : about | CHAPTER 25. Query Optimization |
| optimization of queries : assumptions | Underlying assumptions |
| optimization of queries : reading access plans | Reading access plans |
| optimization of queries : rewriting sub-queries as EXISTS predicates | Rewriting sub-queries as exists predicates |
| optimization of queries : steps in | Steps in optimization |
| optimizations : using indexes | Special optimizations |
| optimizer : about | How the optimizer works CHAPTER 25. Query Optimization |
| optimizer : assumptions | Underlying assumptions |
| optimizer : predicate analysies | Predicate analysis |
| optimizer : role of | The role of the optimizer |
| optimizer : selectivity estimation | Selectivity estimation |
| optimizer : semantic subquery transformations | Semantic query transformations |
| optional foreign keys | Enforcing referential integrity |
| optional relationships | Relationships |
| options : BLOCKING | The BLOCKING option |
| options : ISOLATION_LEVEL | Setting the isolation level |
| options : Open Client | Characteristics of Open Client and jConnect connections |
| options : startup settings | Characteristics of Open Client and jConnect connections |
| or (|) bitwise operator : using | Connecting conditions with logical operators |
| Oracle : remote data access | Server class oraodbc |
| oraodbc server class | Server class oraodbc |
| ORDER BY clause : GROUP BY | ORDER BY and GROUP BY |
| ORDER BY clause : Java columns | Comparing Java objects |
| ORDER BY clause : limiting results | Retrieving the first few rows of a query |
| ORDER BY clause : performance | Sorting query results |
| ordering : Java objects | Comparing Java fields and objects |
| ordering of transactions | Correctness |
| ordering query results : in a cursor | Cursor stability |
| organization : of data, physical | Physical data organization and access |
| orphan and referential integrity | Locking during inserts |
| OS/2 : database server | Platform-specific instructions |
| OSI Reference Model : protocol stacks | The protocol stack |
| out of memory error : database server cache | Starting the server for a Java-enabled database |
| outer join operators : Transact-SQL | Compatibility of joins |
| outer joins : FROM clause | Inner, left-outer, and right-outer joins |
| outer joins : join conditions | Outer joins and join conditions |
| outer joins : restrictions | Transact-SQL outer join restrictions |
| outer joins : Transact-SQL | Transact-SQL outer joins Compatibility of joins Compatibility of joins |
| outer joins : Transact-SQL, restrictions on | Transact-SQL outer join restrictions |
| outer joins : Transact-SQL, views and | Views used with Transact-SQL outer joins |
| output redirection | Using output redirection |
| OUTPUT statement : about | Exporting query results using Interactive SQL |
| owners : about | Ownership permissions overview |