| validation : column constraints | Choosing constraints |
| variables : assigning | Writing compatible queries |
| variables : debugging | Inspecting and modifying variables |
| variables : local | Writing compatible queries |
| variables : SELECT statement | Writing compatible queries |
| variables : SET statement | Writing compatible queries |
| variables : Transact-SQL | Variables in Transact-SQL procedures |
| vector aggregates | The GROUP BY clause: organizing query results into groups |
| verifying : database design | Step 5: Verify the design |
| version : Java | Java version |
| version : JDBC | Java version |
| version number : file names | File naming conventions |
| versions : classes | Java objects and class versions |
| views : check option | Using the WITH CHECK OPTION clause |
| views : creating | Creating views |
| views : deleting | Deleting views |
| views : FROM clause | The FROM clause: specifying tables |
| views : joins | CHAPTER 6. Joins: Retrieving Data from Several Tables |
| views : modifying | Modifying views |
| views : owner | Ownership permissions overview |
| views : permissions | Permissions on views RESOURCE authority overview Table and views permissions overview |
| views : security | Using views and procedures for extra security |
| views : security features | Security features overview |
| views : updating | Using views |
| views : using | Using views |
| views : working with | Working with views |
| vipx.386 file : network protocols | Using IPX with Windows 3.x |
| VM : attaching to | Attaching to a VM |
| VM : Java virtual machine | How does Java get executed in a database? |
| VM : starting | How memory is used |
| VM : stopping | How memory is used |
| vnetware.386 file : network protocols | Using IPX with Windows 3.x |
| void : Java methods | Java classes and objects |