Database Access

Index

! A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

Arrays
host arrays 2.2
indicator arrays 2.3.3

B

bigint data type 3.2.4
binary data type 3.7
Binding
DB2 9.9
Building an application 7.6
using the Internet Application Wizard 1.3.1

char data type 3.3.1
Character data types 3.3
COBSQL Ch10
and Informix 10.7.4
and Oracle 10.7.2
and Sybase 10.7.3
building applications 10.3
CP 10.4
directives 10.2.1
END-C 10.2
ENDP 10.2
examples 10.6
operation 10.2
overview 10.1
shipping applications 10.3
troubleshooting 10.7
Compiler directive
DB2 9.6.1
Compiling 7.6
DB2 9.6
Compound SQL
DB2 9.2
Concat operator
DB2 9.4.7
CONCURRENCY 4.5
CONNECT 7.4
Connecting to a database 7.4
Converting data types 3.1
Copyfiles
odbc.cpy 3.1
Cursors Ch4
closing 4.4
CONCURRENCY 4.5
declaring 4.1
dynamic SQL 6.3
opening 4.2
positioned DELETE 4.6
positioned UPDATE 4.6
retrieving data 4.3
SCROLLOPTION 4.5
using Ch4

D

Data truncation 2.3.2
Data types Ch3
bigint 3.2.4
binary 3.7
char 3.3.1
character 3.3
converting 3.1
date 3.6
decimal 3.5
double 3.4
float 3.4
int 3.2.3
integers 3.2
numeric 3.5
real 3.4
smallint 3.2.2
time 3.6
timestamp 3.6
tinyint 3.2.1
varbinary 3.7
varchar 3.3.2
date data type 3.6
DB2 Ch9
Binding 9.9
Compiler directive 9.6.1
Compiling 9.6
error codes 9.7
INIT directive 9.5
Linking 9.8
Nested COBOL programs 9.4.10
Object oriented COBOL Ch9
SQLCA 9.4.8
UNIX 9.10
decimal data type 3.5
DECLARE CURSOR 4.1
DECLARE TABLE statement
DB2 9.4.2
Demonstration applications 7.7
DESCRIBE 5.2.2
double data type 3.4
Dynamic SQL Ch6
cursors 6.3
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 6.2.1
executing 6.2
preparing statements 6.1

E

ECM Ch9
Embedded SQL Ch9
Error codes
DB2 9.7
EXECUTE 5.2.1.3
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 6.2.1
External Checker Module Ch9

F

FETCH 4.3 , 5.2.1.2
float data type 3.4

G

No entries

H

Host variables
data truncation 2.3.2
declaring 2.1
groups and indicator arrays 9.4.5
host arrays 2.2
indicator variables 2.3
integer 9.4.3
null values 2.3.1
overview Ch2
qualified 9.4.4

I

INCLUDE statement
DB2 9.4.1
Indicator variables 2.3
INIT directive
DB2 9.5
int data type 3.2.3
Integer data types 3.2
Internet Application Wizard 1.3.1

J

No entries

K

No entries

L

Linking
DB2 9.8

M

No entries

N

National Language Support 10.5
Nested COBOL programs
DB2 9.4.10
NLS 10.5
NOT operator
DB2 9.4.6
Null values 2.3.1
numeric data type 3.5

O

Object Oriented COBOL
DB2 Ch9
ODBC
data source name 7.1
drivers 7.1
DSN 7.1
odbcrw32.dll 7.6
OPEN 5.2.1.3

P

Positioned
DELETE 4.6
UPDATE 4.6
PREPARE 5.2.1.1 , Ch6 , 6.1

Q

No entries

R

real data type 3.4

S

SCROLLOPTION 4.5
smallint data type 3.2.2
SQL
SQL Communications Area 9.4.8
SQLCA 9.4.8
SQL application 1.3.1
SQL Communications Area 5.1
SQL Descriptor Area 5.2
SQL statements
case 1.2
overview 1.2
SQLCA 5.1
DB2 9.4.8
using 7.10
sqlca.cpy 7.6 , 7.10
sqlcode 5.1 , 5.1.1
SQLDA 5.2
using 5.2.1
sqlda.cpy 5.2 , 7.6
_sqlodbc.dll 7.6
sqlstate 5.1 , 5.1.2

T

time data type 3.6
timestamp data type 3.6
tinyint data type 3.2.1
Transactions 7.8
Truncation 2.3.2

U

UNIX
DB2 9.10
User Defined Functions
DB2 9.3

V

varbinary data type 3.7
varchar data type 3.3.2
Variables
host arrays 2.2
host variables Ch2
indicator variables 2.3.1

W

Warning flags 5.1.3
WHENEVER 5.1.4

X

No entries

Y

No entries

Z

No entries