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Document Structure

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Document Sections

Section Description

Table of Contents Shows the structure of this document in outline form. Each

section and subsection name is a link to that section or

subsection.

About This Document Describes the intended audience and the document structure,

lists related documents, explains notation conventions and

abbreviations, and invites comments.

Introduction to JDBC/MX

Driver

Describes the JDBC/MX driver architecture and the API

package.

Installing and Verifying

JDBC/MX

Describes where to find information about the installation

requirements and explains how to verify the JDBC/MX

driver the installation.

Accessing SQL Databases

with SQL/MX

Explains how to access SQL databases with SQL/MX from

the NonStop Server for Java 4 by using the JDBC/MX

driver.

Working with BLOB and

CLOB Data

Describes working with BLOB and CLOB data in JDBC

applications using the standard interface described in the

JDBC 3.0 API specification.

Managing the SQL/MX

Tables for BLOB and CLOB

Data

Describes the database management (administrative) tasks

for adding and managing the tables for BLOB and CLOB data.

The JDBC/MX driver uses SQL/MX tables in implementing

support for BLOB and CLOB data access.

Module File Caching (MFC) Describes the Module File Caching (MFC) feature of the

JDBC/ MX T2 Driver.

JDBC/MX Compliance Explains how JDBC/MX differs from the Sun Microsystems

JDBC standard because of limitations of SQL/MX and the

JDBC/MX driver.

JDBC Trace Facility Explains how to use the JDBC trace facility and how to log

SQL statement IDs and corresponding JDBC SQL

statements.

Migration Describes any code changes needed by applications to

migrate from using an earlier JDBC/MX driver PVU. to

H50.