OpenEdge Data Management: DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server

Index
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CLOSED STORED-PROCEDURE
statement
complete syntax reference 3–6
description 3–3, 3–9
retrieving parameter values 3–16
Code pages 2–5
changing in a schema holder 7–18
collation table 2–6
conversion table 2–6
setting in schema holder 5–18, 7–8
COMPILE statement 2–57
Configuration examples
local DataServer 6–12
remote DataServer 6–12
CONNECT statement
failure response 6–28
NO-ERROR option 6–28
Connecting schema holders 6–9
at startup 6–9
Connection BINDING Options 6–16
Connection pool
defined 4–2
Connection pooling 4–2
considerations 4–3
disabling 4–4
enabling 4–4
impact on commits 4–4
ODBC 4–3
Connection to data source
blank space in data source name 6–15
DataServer opens multiple connections
6–29
failure response due to existing
connection 6–28
failure response due to logical name 6–28
failures with SQL Server 6–28
guidelines 6–8
interactive connection 6–15
non-standard connections 6–15
security on NT 6–8
troubleshooting 6–29, 8–7
Connection-string
defined 6–14
CONTAINS operator 2–58
COUNT-OF function 2–58
CREATE statement 2–34, 2–58
Creating a temp-table layout plan 3–23
dynamic temp-table in an prepared state
3–26
dynamic temp-table in an unprepared
state 3–25
options 3–24
Creating OpenEdge databases 5–17
Cursor
defined 2–48
Cursors 2–48
cursor downgrades 4–7
monitoring cursor and connection use
4–6
multiple 6–29
statement cache 4–7
D
Data Dictionary
changing data types 7–34
connection failure response 6–28
modifying schema holders 7–32
Data output and retrieval options
results retrieved from a database 3–13
defining a special view on the MSS
data source 3–13
OpenEdge-supplied proc-text-buffer
3–13
return codes 3–13
values of output parameters you define
when creating a procedure 3–13
data source
defined 2–3
Data sources 1–3
adding objects to schema holder 5–20,
7–10
code page 5–18, 7–8
data types 2–17
database objects 2–3
keys 2–11
locking behavior 2–36
logical name 5–18, 7–8
login name 2–59, 5–16
naming conventions 2–4
null value 2–31
password 2–59, 5–16
permissions 5–15
physical name 5–19, 7–9
registering 5–4
security levels 1–7
triggers 2–14
views 2–13
zero-length character strings 2–32