OpenEdge Data Management: DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server

K
Key buffer
troubleshooting 8–8
Keys
foreign 2–11
primary 2–11
L
Loading result sets into temp-tables 3–21
creating a temp-table layout plan 3–21
Using a temp-table handle with an
unprepared dynamic temp-table 3–24
LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase 3–3
description 3–7
Local DataServer 1–11
starting 6–2
LocalCache (-cache) startup parameter 6–11
Locks
deadlock 2–41
page-level 2–37
record locking 2–36
stored procedures 3–4
table-level 2–37
upgrading 2–37
Log entry types
4GLTrans 6–22
Log files 5–10
accessing 6–30
Logical database name 5–18, 7–8
changing 7–17
Logical Database Name (-ld) startup
parameter 6–10
Login names 5–16, 6–10, 6–29
SETUSERID function 2–59
LOG-MANAGER handle
attributes and methods 6–18
M
Maintaining schema holders 7–3
recompiling code 5–22
MATCHES function 2–58
mergeprop utility 1–14
Microsoft SQL Server
data types 2–17
Mixed array
defined 3–24
Modifying schema holders 7–32
MSSCONFIG Utility B–2
MSSMAN Utility B–4
DataServer processes on UNIX 6–5
MSSSRV environment variable 5–10
N
Naming conventions 2–4
keywords in object names 2–4
non-unique table names 2–4
NO-ERROR option 3–30
description 3–8
NO-JOIN-BY-SQLDB option 4–14
NO-LOCK option 2–59
record locking 2–36
Non-unique table names 2–4
NO-WAIT option 2–42
NSCONFIG B–6
NSMAN B–8
NULL search condition 2–59
Null value
in query 2–31
ROWID 2–53
O
ODBC
Application Programming Interface
(API) 1–6
compliance 1–1
data source 1–3
driver 1–3
interactive connections 6–15
NT 5–4
troubleshooting 8–13
unstable DLLs 8–13
Windows 5–4
Driver Manager 1–3
options 8–3
ODBC connection pooling 4–3
OF option
FIND statement 2–11
FOR EACH statement 2–11
OPEN QUERY statement 2–58
Index
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