SQL Programming Manual for Pascal
About This Manual
HP NonStop SQL Programming Manual for Pascal—528614-001
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Related Manuals
Related Manuals
Related manuals are listed next and are shown in Figure i.
The SQL/MP Reference Manual is a required companion manual that describes all
SQL language elements, expressions, functions, and statements.
Optional NonStop SQL Library Manuals
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Introduction to NonStop SQL/MP provides an overview of the SQL/MP relational
database management system.
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The SQL/MP Messages Manual describes NonStop SQL messages and file
system and FastSort messages returned by NonStop SQL.
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The SQL/MP Installation and Management Manual describes the planning,
installation, creation, and management of a NonStop SQL database. The topics
that might interest an application programmer are managing programs and
measuring and enhancing NonStop SQL system performance.
The SQL/MP Programming Manual for C, SQL/MP Programming Manual for
COBOL85, and the SQL Programming Manual for TAL describe the SQL programmatic
interface for C, COBOL85, and TAL applications.
Languages and Program Development Manuals
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The Pascal Reference Manual describes the HP NonStop implementation of
Pascal.
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The Inspect Manual describes the Inspect program, an interactive source-level or
machine-level debugger that enables you to interrupt and resume program
execution and to display and modify variables.
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The Guardian Programmer’s Guide describes the programmatic interface between
user programs and the operating system.
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The Binder Manual describes the Binder program, an interactive linker that enables
you to examine, modify, and combine object files and to generate load maps and
cross-reference listings.
Appendix A Describes the sample NonStop SQL database that is used for the
programming examples.
Appendix B
Provides two programming examples that use static SQL operations.
Appendix C
Provides two programming examples that use dynamic SQL operations.
Appendix D
Describes version issues between NonStop SQL release 1 and release 2.
Appendix E
Discusses using constraints and referential integrity checking to ensure
data is consistent in a NonStop SQL database.