Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide

OTT Utility Reference
If CASE=OPPOSITE, then all uppercase letters are converted to lowercase, and all
lowercase letters are converted to uppercase.
CASE=[SAME|LOWER|UPPER|OPPOSITE]
This parameter affects only those identifiers (attributes or types not explicitly listed)
not mentioned in the INTYPE file. Case conversion takes place after a legal
identifier has been generated.
The case of the C structure identifier for a type specifically mentioned in the
INTYPE file is the same as its case in the INTYPE file. For example, consider this line
included in the INTYPE file:
TYPE Worker
The OTT utility generates the following C structure:
struct Worker {...};
On the other hand, consider an INTYPE file that includes the following line:
TYPE wOrKeR
The OTT utility generates this C structure, which follows the case specified in the
INTYPE file:
struct wOrKeR {...};
Case insensitive SQL identifiers not mentioned in the INTYPE file will appear in
uppercase if CASE=SAME, and in lowercase if CASE=OPPOSITE. A SQL identifier is
case insensitive if it was not quoted when it was declared.
CODE Parameter
This parameter indicates which host language is to be output by the OTT utility.
CODE=C is equivalent to CODE=ANSI_C. CODE=CPP must be specified for the OTT
utility to generate C++ code for OCCI applications.
CODE=C|KR_C|ANSI_C|CPP
This parameter is required, and there is no default value. You must specify one of
the host languages.
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