SQL/MX 3.2.1 Programming Manual for C and COBOL (H06.26+, J06.15+)

Contents
HP NonStop SQL/MX Release 3.2.1 Programming Manual for C and COBOL—663854-005
xii
B. C++ Sample Program
B. C++ Sample Program
Ensuring Data Consistency B-1
C. COBOL Sample Programs
Using a Static SQL Cursor C-1
Ensuring Data Consistency C-4
Using Argument Lists in Dynamic SQL C-6
Using SQL Descriptor Areas in Dynamic SQL C-9
Using a Dynamic SQL Cursor C-13
Index
Examples
Example 2-1. Static and Dynamic SQL and CONTROL Scope 2-14
Example 3-1. CREATE TABLE Statement 3-47
Example 3-2. C Structure Generated by INVOKE 3-48
Example 3-3. C INVOKE 3-51
Example 4-1. Null Test Example 4-21
Example 4-2. CREATE TABLE Statement 4-24
Example 4-3. COBOL Record Description Generated by INVOKE 4-25
Example 4-4. INVOKE Example 4-30
Example 10-1. C VARIABLE_POINTER Example 10-9
Example A-1. Using a Static SQL Cursor A-1
Example A-2. Using TMF to Ensure Data Consistency A-4
Example A-3. Using Argument Lists in Dynamic SQL A-5
Example A-4. Using SQL Descriptor Areas With DESCRIBE A-8
Example A-5.
Using SQL Descriptor Areas Without DESCRIBE A-12
Example A-6. Using a Dynamic SQL Cursor A-15
Example A-7. Using a Dynamic SQL Cursor With Descriptor Areas A-18
Example A-8.
Dynamic SQL Rowsets A-26
Example A-9.
DDL for KANJI and KSC4501 Table Columns A-28
Example A-10. Using SQL Descriptor Areas to Select SQL/MP KANJI and KSC5601
Data A-30
Example A-11.
Using SQL Descriptors to Select UCS2 Data A-35
Example B-1.
Using TMF to Ensure Data Consistency B-1
Example C-1.
Using a Static SQL Cursor C-1
Example C-2. Using TMF to Ensure Data Consistency C-4
Example C-3.
Using Argument Lists in Dynamic SQL C-6
Example C-4.
Using Descriptor Areas With DESCRIBE C-9
Example C-5. Using a Dynamic SQL Cursor C-13