ODBC is the database management system from Microsoft and the software that enables different database management systems to talk to each other. This guide contains programming tips and techniques and covers database systems such as Oracle, Sybase, IBM and Informix.
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Roger Sanders (Cary, NC) is an Educational Multimedia Specialist at SAS Institute. He has been designing and programming software for more than 15 years and is a regular contributor to DB2 Magazine.
Introduction to ODBC. ODBC Architecture. Transactions and Concurrency Control. SQL Statements and ODBC. Components ODBC Uses to Interact with Applications. Basic Steps Used to Create an ODBC Application.Initializing ODBC and Connecting to a Data Source or Driver. Determining and Controlling Data Source and Driver Capabilities.Preparing and Executing SQL Statements. Retrieving Results (Basic). Retrieving Results (Advanced). Modifying Data. Working with Descriptors. Retrieving Status and Error Information. Querying the Data Source System Catalog.Appendices: A: ODBC Scalar Functions. B: SQLSTATE Cross-Reference. C: Information Returned by SQLGetInfo. D: How the Example Programs were Developed.
