List of Tables

2-1 Embedded SQL Statements

2-2 Relational Operators

4-1 Summary of Oracle Built-In Datatypes

4-2 External Datatypes

4-3 Date Format

4-4 Pseudocolumns and Internal Datatypes

4-5 Functions and Internal Datatypes

4-6 Host Variable Declarations

4-7 Compatible Oracle Internal Datatypes

4-8 Globalization Support Parameters

4-9 Conversions Between Internal and External Datatypes

4-10 Formats for Date Strings

4-11 Host Variable Equivalencing

4-12 Parameters for Host Variable Equivalencing

4-13 VARNUM Examples

6-1 Legal Datatype Conversions

7-1 Host Tables Valid in SELECT INTO

7-2 Host Tables Valid in UPDATE

8-1 Predefined Classes

8-2 DSNTIAR Error Codes and Their Meanings

8-3 Parameter Datatypes

8-4 SQLSTATE Codes

8-5 Status Variable Behavior with ASSUME_SQLCODE=NO and MODE=ANSI | ANSI14 and DECLARE_SECTION=YES

8-6 Status Variable Behavior with ASSUME_SQLCODE=YES and MODE=ANSI | ANSI14 and DECLARE_SECTION=YES

9-1 Appropriate Method to Use

10-1 ANSI SQL Datatypes

10-2 DYNAMIC Option Settings

10-3 TYPE_CODE Option Settings

10-4 Definitions of Descriptor Item Names

10-5 Oracle Extensions to Definitions of Descriptor Item Names

10-6 Descriptor Item Names for SET DESCRIPTOR

10-7 Extensions to Descriptor Item Names for SET DESCRIPTOR

11-1 Internal Datatypes and Related Codes

11-2 Oracle External and Related COBOL Datatypes

11-3 PL/SQL Datatype Equivalences with Internal Datatypes

11-4 Datatype Exceptions to the SQLPR2 Procedure

13-1 LOB Access Methods

13-2 Source LOB and Precompiler Datatypes

13-3 LOB Attributes

14-1 How Macro Option Values Set Micro Option Values

14-2 Option List

14-3 Formats for Date Strings

14-4 Types of Listings

14-5 Checking Done by SQLCHECK

B-1 Reserved Namespaces

C-1 HOLD_CURSOR and RELEASE _CURSOR Interactions

E-1 Source/Type Column Meaning

E-2 Precompiler Directives and Embedded SQL Statements and Clauses