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E
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G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
A
abnormal termination, automatic rollback
1
active set
changing
1
,
2
ALLOCATE command
1
allocating, cursors
1
ANSI/ISO SQL
compliance
1
extensions
1
application development process
1
array
1
array, elements
1
array, operations
1
array fetch
1
ARRAYLEN statement
1
ASACC option
1
ASSUME SQLCODE option
1
AT clause
CONNECT statement
1
DECLARE CURSOR statement
1
DECLARE STATEMENT statement
1
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement
1
of COMMITcommand
1
of DECLARE CURSOR command
1
of DECLARE STATEMENT command
1
of EXECUTE command
1
of EXECUTE IMMEDIATE command
1
of INSERTcommand
1
of SAVEPOINT command
1
of UPDATE command
1
restrictions
1
AUTO_CONNECToption
1
automatic logon
1
B
batch fetch
example
1
number of rows returned
1
bind descriptor, information in
1
binding
1
bind variable
1
,
2
blank padding, in multi-byte character strings
1
block data subprogram, used by precompiler
1
C
callback, user exit
1
CHAR_MAP precompiler option
1
character strings, multi-byte
1
CHAR column, maximum width
1
CHAR datatype
external
1
internal
1
CHARF data type, external
1
CHARF data type specifier
using in TYPE statement
1
using in VAR statement
1
CHARZ data type
1
chatracter sets, multi byte
1
child cursor
1
CINCR precompiler option
1
CLOSE_ON_COMMIT
precompiler option
1
CLOSE command
examples
1
CLOSE statement
example
1
closing, cursors
1
CMAX precompiler option
1
CMIN precompiler option
1
CNOWAIT precompiler option
1
code page
1
CODE precompiler option
1
column, ROWLABEL
1
comment
1
COMMENT clause, of COMMIT command
1
commit
automatic
1
explicit versus implicit
1
COMMIT command
ending a transaction
1
examples
1
commiting, transactions
1
COMMIT statement
effects
1
example
1
RELEASE option
1
using PL/SQL block
1
where to place
1
COMMON_PARSER precompiler option
1
COMMON NAME option
1
communication over a network
1
COMP_CHARSET precompiler option
1
compilation
1
compliance, ANSI/ISO
1
concurency
1
concurrent logons
1
conditional precompilation
defining symbols
1
example
1
CONFIG option
1
CONFIG precompiler option
1
configuration file
system versus user
1
configuration files
advantages
1
connection
concurrent
1
default versus non-default
1
implicit
1
CONNECT statement
AT clause
1
enabling a semantic check
1
USING clause
1
CONTINUE action
1
CONTINUE option, of WHENEVER statement
1
conventions
1
coventions
description
1
CPOOL precompiler option
1
CPP_SUFFIX precompiler option
1
CPP_SUFFIX precompiler options
1
CREATE PROCEDURE statement
1
creating, savepoints
1
CTIMEOUT precompiler option
1
CURRENT of cluase
example
1
restrictions
1
current row
1
CURRVAL psuedocolumn
1
cursor
allocating
1
association with query
1
child
1
closing
1
declaring
1
effects on performance
1
explicit versus implicit
1
naming
1
parent
1
reopening
1
,
2
restricted scope of
1
restrictions
1
using for multiple row query
1
using more than one
1
cursor, scope
1
cursor cache
gathering stastics about
1
cursor chache
purpose
1
cursors
fetching rows from
1
opening
1
cursor varaible
opening
1
D
database link
defining
1
using in delete command
1
using in DELETE command
1
using in UPDATE command
1
database links
creating a synonym
1
data definition language
1
data definition language (DDL)
description
1
data integrity
1
data manipulation language (DML)
1
data type
host-languages
1
internal versus external
1
user defined
1
data type conversion
between internal and external datatypes
1
data type equivalencing
advantages
1
example
1
guidelines
1
Date data type
converting
1
default format
1
default value
1
external
1
internal
1
internal format
1
DB2_ARRAY precompiler option
1
DBMS option
1
deadlock
breaking
1
DECIMAL data type
1
declarartion
host array
1
host variable
1
declaration
cursor
1
indicator variable
1
of ORACA
1
SQLCA
1
declarative SQL statements
using in transactions
1
Declarative SQL statements
1
declare CURSOR command
examples
1
declare CURSOR statement
1
declare DATABASE directive
1
declare section
example
1
using more than one
1
DECLARE statement
example
1
where to place
1
declare STATEMENT command
example
1
scope of
1
DECLARE STATEMENT statement
AT clause
1
example
1
using in dynamic SQL
1
when required
1
DECLARE TABLE command
example
1
declare TABLE statement
need for with AT clause
1
DECLARE TABLE statement
need for with AT clause
1
using with the SQL CHECK option
1
DEF_SQLCODE precompiler option
1
default, setting of LITDELIM option
1
default connection
1
default database
1
DEFINE option
1
definition
1
delete cascaade
1
DELETE command
embedded SQL examples
1
DELETE statement
using SQLERRD(3) filed
1
WHERE clause
1
DESCRIBE command
example
1
DESCRIBE statement, using in dynamic SQL Method 4
1
directory
current
1
path for INCLUDE files
1
DISPLAY data type
1
distributed procesing
1
DO action
1
DO option, of WHENEVER command
1
DTP model
1
dummy host variables
1
DURATION precompiler option
1
dynamic PL/SQL
1
dynamic SQL
advantages and disadvantages
1
choosing the right method
1
guidelines
1
overview
1
using PL/SQL
1
when useful
1
dynamic SQL Method1
using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
1
using PL/SQL
1
dynamic SQL Method 1
command
1
dexcription
1
example
1
requirements
1
dynamic SQL method 2
using the DECLARE STATEMENT Statement
1
dynamic SQL Method 2
commands
1
description
1
example
1
requirements
1
using PL/SQL
1
dynamic SQL method 3
using the DECLARE STATEMENT Statement
1
dynamic SQL Method 3
compared to method 2
1
description
1
example
1
requirements
1
using PL/SQL
1
using the CLOSE statement
1
using the OPEN statement
1
using the PREPARE statement
1
dynamic SQL Method4
using PL/SQL
1
dynamic SQL method 4
using the DECLARE STATEMENT Statement
1
dynamic SQL Method 4
overview
1
using descriptors
1
using SQLDA
1
using the DESCRIBE statement
1
when needed
1
dynamic SQL statement
binding of host variables
1
how processed
1
requirements
1
using host arrays
1
using placeholders
1
E
embedded PL/SQL
advantages
1
cursor for loops
1
example
1
,
2
need for SQL check option
1
packages
1
PL/SQL table
1
requirements
1
subprograms
1
user-defines record
1
using %TYPE
1
where allowed
1
embedded SQL
ALLOCATE command
1
CLOSE command
1
COMMIT command
1
CONNECTcommand
1
DECLARE CURSORcommand
1
DECLARE cursor command
1
DECLARE DATABASE command
1
DECLARE STATEMENT command
1
DECLARE TABLE command
1
DELETE command
1
DESCRIBE command
1
EXECUTEcommand
1
EXECUTE command
1
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE command
1
FETCH command
1
INSERT command
1
mixing with host-language statement
1
OPEN command
1
,
2
referencing indicator variables
1
SAVEPOINT command
1
SELECT command
1
UPDATE command
1
VAR command
1
versus interactive SQL
1
WHENEVER command
1
embedded SQL statement
referencing host-langauage varaibles
1
syntax
1
embedding PL/SQL blocks in Oracle 7 precompiler programs
1
EMP table
1
encoding scheme
1
equivalencing, data type
1
error detection, error reporting
1
error handling
alternatives
1
benefits
1
error handling
using the SQLCODE status variable
1
overview
1
SQLCA versus WHENEVER statement
1
SQLCODE status variable
1
using SQLCA
1
using the ORACA structure
1
using the ROLLBACK statement
1
using the SQLGLM function
1
,
2
using the WHENEVER statement
1
error message
available in SQLCA
1
maximum length
1
using in error reporting
1
using the SQLGLM function
1
error reporting
key components
1
using error messages
1
using status codes
1
using the parse error offset
1
using the rows-processed count
1
using warning flags
1
errors options
1
ERRTYPE
precompiler option
1
exception, PL/SQL
1
EXEC ORACLE DEFINE statement
1
EXEC ORACLE ELSE statement
1
EXEC ORACLE ENDIF statement
1
EXEC ORACLE IFDEF statement
1
EXEC ORACLE IFNDEF statement
1
EXEC ORACLE statement
inline
1
scope of
1
syntax for
1
EXEC SQL clause
1
EXEC TOOLS statements
GET
1
MESSAGE
1
SET
1
SET CONTEXT
1
executable SQL statement
example
1
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE command
example
1
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement
AT clause
1
EXECUTE statement, using in dynamic SQL Method 2
1
explicit logon
multiple
1
single
1
external datatype
CHAR
1
CHARF
1
CHARZ
1
DATE
1
DECIMAL
1
DISPLAY
1
FLOAT
1
INTEGER
1
,
2
LONG
1
LONG VARCHAR
1
LONG VARRAW
1
MLSLABEL
1
NUMBER
1
RAW
1
ROWID
1
STRING
1
UNSIGNED
1
VARCHAR
1
VARCHAR2
1
VARNUM
1
F
features, new
1
fetch, batch
1
FETCH command
examples
1
used after OPEN command
1
fetching, rows from cursors
1
FETCH statement
example
1
using the SQERRD(3)
1
FIPS option
1
flag, warning
1
FLOAT datatypes
1
FORCE clause
of COMMIT command
1
FOR clause
example
1
restrictions
1
using with HOST arrays
1
FORMAT option
1
forward reference
1
full scan
1
function prototype
definition of
1
G
GENXTB form, running
1
globalizaton support
multibyte charecter strings
1
globalizaton support parameter
currency
1
DATE FORMAT
1
DATE LANGUAGE
1
ISO CURRENCY
1
LANGUAGE
1
NUMERIC CHARACTERS
1
SORT
1
TERRITORY
1
GOTO action
1
GOTO optio, of WHENEVER command
1
guidelines
datatype equivalencing
1
dynamic SQL
1
host variable
1
separate precompilation
1
transactions
1
user exit
1
WHENEVER statement
1
guielines
indicator variables
1
H
HEADER precompiler option
1
heap
1
hint, optimizer
1
hints
in DELETE statements
1
in SELECTstatement
1
in UPDATEstatement
1
HOLD_CURSOR precompiler option
1
HOLD CURSOR option
of Oracle precompilers
1
host array
advantages
1
declaring
1
dimensions
1
maximum size
1
referencing
1
restrictions
1
,
2
,
3
using dynamic SQL statement
1
using in the DELETE statement
1
using in the INSERT statement
1
using in the SELECTstatement
1
using in the UPDATE statement
1
using in the WHERE clause
1
using to improve performance
1
when not allowed
1
host language
1
host-language datatype
1
host option
1
host program
1
host varaible
in OPEN command
1
multi-byte charecter strings
1
undeclare
1
using in EXEC TOOLS statement
1
using in PL/SQL
1
host variable
assigning a value
1
declaring
1
dummy
1
host variable equivalencing
1
in EXECUTE command
1
in OPEN command
1
output versus input
1
overview
1
host variables
using in user exit
1
where allowed
1
I
IAF GET statement
example
1
specifying block and field names
1
using user exit
1
IAF PUT statement
example
1
specifying block and filed names
1
using user exit
1
IAP
1
IMPLICIT_SVPT precompiler option
1
implicit logon
1
implicit logons
multiple
1
single
1
INAME option
when a file extension is required
1
INCLUDE file
1
INCLUDE option
1
INCLUDE statement
using to declare the SQLCA
1
index, using to improve performance
1
indiacator array
1
indicator varaible
1
indicator variable
guidelines
1
referencing
1
indicator variables
used to detetc truncated values
1
used with multi-byte charecter strings
1
using in PL/SQL
1
using to handle nulls
1
,
2
using to test for nulls
1
in doubt transaction
1
IN OUT parameter modes
1
input host variable
restrictions
1
where allowed
1
INSERT command
embedded SQL examples
1
inserting, rows into tables and views
1
INSERT of no rows
cause of
1
INSERT statement
column list
1
example
1
INTO clause
1
interface
native
1
XA
1
internal datatypes
CHAR
1
DATE
1
definition
1
LONG
1
LONG RAW
1
MLSLABEL
1
NUMBER
1
RAW
1
ROWID
1
VARCHAR2
1
INTO clause
INSERT statement
1
of FETCH command
1
of SELECT statement
1
INTYPE precompiler option
1
IRECLEN option
1
J
julian date
1
K
keywords
1
L
language support
1
LDA
1
LEVEL pseudocolumn
1
LINES precompiler option
1
link, database
1
linking
1
LITDELIM option
purpose
1
LNAME option
1
location transparency
1
lock, released by ROLLBACK statement
1
locking
explicit versus implicit
1
modes
1
privileges needed
1
using the FOR UPDATE of clause
1
using the LOCK TABLE statement
1
LOCK TABLE statement
example
1
using the NOWAIT parameter
1
logon
concurrent
1
explicit
1
Logon Data Area (LDA)
1
LONG datatype
comapred with CHAR
1
external
1
internal
1
restriction
1
LONG RAW column, maximum width
1
LONG RAW datatype
compared with LONG
1
conversion
1
external
1
internal
1
LONG VAR CHAR datatype
1
LONG VARRAW datatype
1
LRECLEN option
1
LTYPE option
1
M
MAX_ROW_INSERT precompiler option
1
MAXLITERAL option
1
MAXOPENCURSORS option
using for separate precompilation
1
what it affects
1
MLSLABEL data type
1
mode, parameter
1
MODE option
1
monitor, transaction processing
1
multi-byte character sets
1
MULTISUBPROG option
1
N
namespaces, reserved by Oracle
1
naming conventions
cursor
1
SQL* Forms user exit
1
naming of database objects
1
NATIVE
value of DBMS option
1
NATIVE_TYPES precompiler option
1
native interface
1
network
communicating over
1
protocol
1
reducing network traffic
1
NEXTVAL, psuedocolumn
1
nibble
1
NIST, compliance
1
NLS_CHAR precompiler option
1
NLS_LOCAL precompiler option
1
node, definition
1
notation
convention
1
NOWAIT
parameter
1
using the LOCK TABLE statement
1
null
definition
1
detecting
1
hardcode
1
inserting
1
restrictions
1
retrieving
1
testing for
1
null-terminated string
1
NUMBER data type
external
1
internal
1
O
OBJECTS precompiler option
1
,
2
OCI
declaring LDA
1
embedding calls
1
ONAME option
1
OPEN command
examples
1
OPEN-FOR statement
1
opening, cursors
1
OPEN statement
example
1
using in dynamic SQL Method 3
1
optimizer hint
1
options, precompiler
1
ORACA
declaring
1
enabling
1
example
1
fields
1
gathering cursor cache statistics
1
ORACABC field
1
ORACAID field
1
ORACCHF flag
1
ORACOC field
1
ORADBGF flag
1
ORAHCHF flag
1
ORAHOC field
1
ORAMOC field
1
ORANEX field
1
ORANOR field
1
ORANPR field
1
ORASFNMC field
1
ORASFNML field
1
ORASLNR field
1
ORASTXTC field
1
ORASTXTF flag
1
ORASTXTL field
1
using more than one
1
ORACABC field
1
ORACAID field
1
ORACA option
1
ORACCHF flag
1
Oracle Call Interface
1
Oracle Communications Area
1
Oracle datatypes
1
Oracle Forms, using the EXEC TOOLS statements
1
Oracle identifier, how to form
1
Oracle indentifiers, how to form
1
Oracle keywords
1
Oracle namespaces
1
Oracle Precompilers
advantages
1
function
1
globalization support
1
language support
1
new features
1
running
1
using PL/SQL
1
using with OCI
1
Oracle reserved words
1
Oracle Toolset
1
ORACOC field
1
ORADBGF flag
1
ORAHCHF flag
1
ORAHOC field
1
ORAMOC field
1
ORANEX field
1
ORANOR field
1
ORANPR field
1
ORASFNMC field
1
ORASFNML field
1
ORASLNR field
1
ORASTXTC field
1
ORASTXTF flag
1
ORASTXTL field
1
ORECLEN option
1
OUTLINE precompiler option
1
OUTLNPREFIX precompiler option
1
output host variable
1
P
PAGELEN option
1
parameter modes
1
parent cursor
1
parse
1
PARSE
precompiler option
1
parse error offset
1
parsing dynamic statements, PREPARE command
1
performance
improving
1
reasons for poor
1
PL/SQL
advantages
1
and the SQLCA
1
blocks, embedded in Oracle precompiler programs
1
cursor FOR loop
1
exception
1
integrating with server
1
package
1
relationship with SQL
1
reserved words
1
subprogram
1
user-defined record
1
PL/SQL table
1
placeholder, duplicate
naming
1
using in dynamic SQL statements
1
plan, execution
1
precision
1
precompilation
conditional
1
separate
1
precompilation unit
1
precompiler
1
precompiler command
optional arguments of
1
required arguments
1
precompiler directives, EXEC SQL DECLARE DATABASE
1
precompiler options
abbrevating name
1
ASACC
1
ASSUME_SQLCODE
1
AUTO_CONNECT
1
CHAR_MAP
1
CINCR
1
CLOSE_ON_COMMIT
1
CMAX
1
CMIN
1
CNOWAIT
1
CODE
1
COMMON_NAME
1
COMMON_PARSER
1
COMP_CHARSET
1
CONFIG
1
,
2
CPOOL
1
CPP_SUFFIX
1
CTIMEOUT
1
DB2_ARRAY
1
DBMS
1
DEF_SQLCODE
1
DEFINE
1
displaying
1
,
2
DURATION
1
entering from a configuration file
1
entering inline
1
entering on the command line
1
ERRORS
1
ERRTYPE
1
FIPS
1
FORMAT
1
Globalization Support_LOCAL
1
HEADER
1
HOLD_CURSOR
1
HOST
1
IMPLICIT_SVPT
1
INAME
1
INCLUDE
1
INTYPE
1
IRECLEN
1
LINES
1
LITDELIM
1
LNAME
1
LRECLEN
1
LTYPE
1
MAX_ROW_INSERT
1
MAXLITERAL
1
MAXOPENCURSORS
1
MODE
1
MULTISUBPROG
1
NATIVE_TYPES
1
NLS_CHAR
1
NLS_LOCAL
1
OBJECTS
1
,
2
ONAME
1
ORACA
1
ORECLEN
1
OUTLINE
1
OUTLNPREFIX
1
PAGELEN
1
PARSE
1
PREFETCH
1
RELEASE_CURSOR
1
respecifying
1
RUNOUTLINE
1
scope of
1
SELECT_ERROR
1
specifying
1
SQLCHECK
1
,
2
STMT_CACHE
1
syntax for
1
THREADS
1
TYPE_CODE
1
UNSAFE_NULL
1
USERID
1
using
1
VARCHAR
1
VERSION
1
XREF
1
PREFETCH precompiler option
1
PREPARE command
examples
1
PREPARE statement
using in dynamic SQL
1
,
2
private SQL area
association with cursors
1
opening
1
purpose
1
Program Global Area (PGA)
1
programming language support
1
program termination
1
pseudocolumn
CURRVAL
1
LEVEL
1
NEXTVAL
1
ROWID
1
ROWNUM
1
SYSDATE
1
UID
1
USER
1
pseudotype, VARCHAR
1
Q
query
association with cursor
1
multirow
1
single-row versus multirow
1
R
RAW column, maximum width
1
RAW datatype
compared with CHAR
1
converting
1
external
1
internal
1
restrictions
1
read consistency
1
READ ONLY parameter, using in SET TRANSACTION
1
read-only transaction
ending
1
example
1
record, user-defined
1
reference
host array
1
host variable
1
indicator variable
1
RELEASE_CURSOR option
of Oracle Precompilers
1
using to improve performance
1
RELEASE option
COMMIT statement
1
omitting
1
restrictions
1
ROLLBACK statement
1
remote database, declaration of
1
reserved words
PL/SQL
1
resource manager
1
retrieving rows from a table, embedded SQL
1
return code
1
rollabck
statement-level
1
rollback
automatic
1
purpose
1
roll back
to a savepoint
1
to the same savepoint multiple times
1
ROLLBACK command
ending a transaction
1
examples
1
rollback segment
1
ROLLBACK statement
effects
1
example
1
RELEASE option
1
TO SAVEPOINT clause
1
using in a PL/SQL block
1
using in error-handling routines
1
where to place
1
ROLLBACK Statement
1
rolling back, transactions
1
ROWID datatype
external
1
internal
1
ROWID pseudocolumn
using to mimic CURRENT OF
1
,
2
ROWLABEL column
1
row lock
acquiring with FOR UPDATE OF
1
using to improve performance
1
when acquired
1
when released
1
ROWNUM pseudocolumn
1
rows
fetching from cursors
1
inserting into tables and views
1
updating
1
rows-processed count
using in error reporting
1
RUNOUTLINE precompiler option
1
S
sample database table
DEPT table
1
EMP table
1
savepoint
1
savepoint, when erased
1
SAVEPOINT command
example
1
savepoints, creating
1
SAVEPOINTS parameter
1
SAVEPOINT statement
example
1
scale
definition of
1
when negative
1
scope
of DECLARE STATEMENT command
1
of precompiler options
1
of the EXEC ORACLE statement
1
WHENEVER statement
1
search condition
using in the WHERE clause
1
SELECT_ERROR option
1
SELECT command
embedded SQL examples
1
select descriptor, information in
1
select list
1
SELECT statement
available clauses
1
example
1
INTO clause
1
using host arrays
1
using the SQLERRD(3) field
1
semantic checking
enabling
1
using the SQLCHECK option
1
separate precompilation
guidelines
1
restrictions
1
session
1
sessions, beginning
1
SET clause
using a subquery
1
SET TRANSACTION statement
example
1
READ ONLY parameter
1
restrictions
1
snapshots
1
SQL_CURSOR
1
SQL, summary of commands
1
SQL*Connect, using ROWID datatype
1
SQL*Forms
Display Error screen
1
IAP Constants
1
returning values to
1
Reverse Return Code switch
1
user exit
1
SQL*Net
concurrent logons
1
connection syntax
1
function of
1
using to connect to Oracle
1
SQL*Plus
1
SQL92
conformance
1
deprecated feature
1
minimum requirement
1
SQLCA
components set for a PL/SQL block
1
declaring
1
explicit versus implicit checking
1
fields
1
interaction with Oracle
1
using in separate precompilations
1
using more than one
1
using with SQL*Net
1
SQLCABC filed
1
SQLCAID field
1
SQLCHECK option
restrictions
1
usage notes for
1
using the DECLARE TABLE statement
1
using to check syntax
1
SQLCHECK precompiler option
1
SQL code, returned by SQLGLS function
1
SQLCODE field
1
SQLCODE status variable
1
SQLCODE variable, interpreting values of
1
SQL Communications Area
1
SQL Descriptor Area
1
SQLERRD
1
SQLERRD(3) field
purpose
1
using with the FETCH statement
1
SQLERRD(3) filed
using with batch fetch
1
SQLERRD(5) field
1
SQLERRMC field
1
SQLERRML field
1
SQLERROR condition
1
SQLFC parameter
1
SQLGLM function
example
1
SQLGLS function
parameters
1
restrictions
1
SQL codes returned by
1
syntax
1
using to obtain SQL text
1
SQLIEM function
replacement for
1
using in user exit
1
SQLLDA routine
1
SQL standards conformance
1
SQL statement
controlling transactions
1
executable versus declarative
1
optimizing to improve performance
1
static versus dynamic
1
using to control a cursor
1
,
2
using to manipulate Oracle data
1
SQLSTATE status variable
class code
1
coding scheme
1
declaring
1
error handling
SQLSTATE status variable
1
interpreting values
1
predefined status code and conditions
1
subclass code
1
SQLSTM parameter
1
SQLWARN
1
SQLWARN flags
1
SQLWARNING condition
1
statement-level rollback
breaking deadlocks
1
status code
1
STMLEN parameter
1
STMT_CACHE
precompiler option
1
STOP action
1
stored subprogram
calling
1
creating
1
packaged versus standalone
1
stored versus inline
1
using to improve performance
1
STRING datatype
1
subprogram, PL/SQL
1
,
2
subquery
example
1
,
2
using in the SET clause
1
using in the VALUES clause
1
syntactic checking
1
syntax, embedded SQL
1
syntax diagram
description of
1
how to read
1
how to use
1
symbols used in
1
SYSDATE function
1
system failure, effect on transactions
1
System Global Area (SGA)
1
T
table lock
acquiring with LOCK TABLE
1
exclusive
1
row share
1
when released
1
tables
inserting rows into
1
updating rows in
1
THREADS
precompiler option
1
TO SAVEPOINT clause
restrictions
1
using in ROLLBACK statement
1
trace facility, using to improve performance
1
transaction
subdividing with savepoints
1
undoing
1
undoing parts of
1
when rolled back automatically
1
,
2
transaction, contents
guidelines
1
how to begin
1
how to end
1
in-doubt
1
making permanent
1
transaction, read-only
1
transaction processing
overview
1
statements used
1
transactions
committing
1
distributed
1
rolling back
1
truncated value
detecting
1
truncation error, when generated
1
tuning, performance
1
TYPE_CODE
precompiler option
1
TYPE statement, using the CHARF datatype specifier
1
U
UID function
1
unconditional delete
1
undo a transaction
1
UNSAFE_NULL option
1
,
2
UNSIGNED datatype
1
update cascade
1
UPDATE command
embedded SQL examples
1
UPDATE statement
example
1
SET clause
1
using host arrays
1
using SQLERRD(3)
1
updating, rows in tables and views
1
user-defined datatype
1
user-defined record
1
user exit
calling from a SQL*Forms trigger
1
common uses
1
example
1
guidelines
1
linking into IAP
1
meaning of codes returned by
1
naming
1
passing parameters
1
requirements for variables
1
running the GENXTB form
1
statements allowed in
1
steps in developing
1
using EXEC IAF statements
1
using EXEC TOOLS statements
1
using the WHENEVER statement
1
USER function
1
USERID option
using with the SQLCHECK option
1
user session
1
USING clause
CONNECT statement
1
using indicator variables
1
using in the EXECUTE statement
1
using dbstring, SQL*Net database id specification
1
V
V7
value of DBMS option
1
VALUES clause
INSERT statement
1
using a subquery
1
VARCHAR, precompiler option
1
VARCHAR2 column
maximum width
1
VARCHAR2 datatype
external
1
internal
1
VARCHAR datatype
1
VARCHAR pseudotype
maximum length
1
using with PL/SQL
1
VAR command
examples
1
variable
1
VARNUM datatype
example of output value
1
VARRAW
1
VARRAW datatype
1
VAR statement
parameters
1
using the CHARF datatype specifier
1
VERSION precompiler option
1
views
inserting rows into
1
updating rows in
1
W
warning flag
1
when empty
1
WHENEVER command
example
1
WHENEVER statement
check SQLCA automatically
1
CONTINUE action
1
DO action
1
examples
1
GOTO action
1
guidelines
1
handling end-of-data conditions
1
maintaining addressability
1
NOT FOUND condition
1
overview
1
scope
1
SQLERROR condition
1
SQLWARNING condition
1
STOP action
1
where to place
1
WHERE clause
search condition
1
SELECT statement
1
UPDATE statement
1
using host arrays
1
WHERE Clause
DELETE statement
1
WORK option
of COMMIT command
1
X
X/Open application
1
XA interface
1
XREF option
1
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