Working with Native Database Interfaces
This part describes how to set up and define database connections
accessed through one of the native database interfaces.
Contents
- Using
Native Database Interfaces - Using Adaptive Server Enterprise
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- Supported versions for Adaptive Server
- Supported Adaptive Server datatypes
- Basic software components for Adaptive Server
- Preparing to use the Adaptive Server database
- Defining the Adaptive Server database interface
- Using Open Client security services
- Using Open Client directory services
- Using PRINT statements in Adaptive Server stored
procedures - Creating a DataWindow object based on a cross-database
join - Installing stored procedures in Adaptive Server databases
- Using Informix
- Using Microsoft SQL Server
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- Supported versions for SQL Server
- Supported SQL Server datatypes
- Basic software components for Microsoft SQL Server
- Preparing to use the SQL Server database
- Defining the SQL Server database interface
- Migrating from the MSS or OLE DB database interfaces
- SQL Server 2008 features
- Notes on using the SNC interface
- Using
Oracle -
- Supported versions for
Oracle - Supported Oracle datatypes
- Basic
software components for Oracle - Preparing to use the Oracle
database - Defining the
Oracle database interface - Using Oracle
stored procedures as a data source - Using
Oracle user-defined types - Support
for HA event notification - ORA
driver support for Oracle 11g features
- Supported versions for
- Using DirectConnect
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- Using the DirectConnect interface
- Supported versions for the DirectConnect interface
- Supported DirectConnect interface datatypes
- Basic software components for the DirectConnect interface
- Preparing to use the database with DirectConnect
- Defining the DirectConnect interface
- Creating the extended attribute system tables in DB2
databases
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