| C programming language: data types | C host variable types |
| C#: support in .NET provider | The ADO.NET programming interface |
| cache: Java in the database | Configuring memory for Java |
| CALL statement: embedded SQL | Using simple stored procedures |
| callback functions: embedded SQL | Implementing request management |
| callback functions: registering | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_CONN_DROPPED | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_DEBUG_MESSAGE | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_FINISH | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_MESSAGE | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_START | db_register_a_callback function |
| callbacks: DB_CALLBACK_WAIT | db_register_a_callback function |
| Cancel method: .NET provider API | Cancel method |
| canceling requests: embedded SQL | Implementing request management |
| capabilities: supported | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| case sensitivity: Java in the database and SQL | Java is case sensitive |
| catch block: Java | Java error handling |
| CD-ROM: deploying databases on | Deploying databases on read-only media |
| chained mode: controlling | Controlling autocommit behavior |
| chained mode: implementation | Autocommit implementation details |
| chained mode: transactions | Setting autocommit or manual commit mode |
| CHAINED option: JDBC | Notes on JDBC connections |
| ChangeDatabase method: .NET provider API | ChangeDatabase method |
| character strings | The SQL preprocessor |
| character-set translation: iAnywhere JDBC driver | Using the iAnywhere JDBC driver |
| class fields: about | Understanding fields |
| class methods: about | Understanding methods |
| Class.forName method: loading jConnect | Loading the jConnect driver |
| classes.zip: deploying database servers | Deploying database servers |
| classes.zip: runtime classes | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| classes: about | Understanding Java classes |
| classes: compiling | Understanding Java classes |
| classes: constructors | Class constructors |
| classes: creating | Creating a class |
| classes: installing | Installing Java classes into a database |
| classes: instances | Object oriented and procedural languages |
| classes: Java | Object oriented and procedural languages |
| classes: partially supported | Partially supported packages and classes |
| classes: runtime | The runtime Java classes |
| classes: supported | Which Java classes are supported? Supported Java packages |
| classes: unsupported | Unsupported Java packages and classes |
| classes: updating | Updating classes and Jars |
| classes: versions | Updating classes and Jars |
| CLASSPATH environment variable: about | Using the CLASSPATH variable |
| CLASSPATH environment variable: Java in the database | Using the CLASSPATH variable |
| CLASSPATH environment variable: jConnect | The jConnect driver files |
| CLASSPATH environment variable: setting | Running the external connection example |
| clauses: WITH HOLD | Configuring cursors on opening |
| Clear method: .NET provider API | Clear method |
| client-side autocommit: about | Autocommit implementation details |
| Close method: .NET provider API | Close method Close method |
| CLOSE statement: about | Using cursors in embedded SQL |
| code samples: downloads | Code samples and other programming interfaces |
| com.sybase package: runtime classes | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| Command ADO object: ADO | Executing statements with the Command object |
| command line utilities: deploying | Deploying database utilities |
| Command property: .NET provider API | Command property Command property |
| commands: ADO Command object | Executing statements with the Command object |
| CommandText property: .NET provider API | CommandText property |
| CommandTimeout property: .NET provider API | CommandTimeout property |
| CommandType property: .NET provider API | CommandType property |
| Commit method: .NET provider API | Commit method |
| COMMIT statement: autocommit mode | Setting autocommit or manual commit mode Controlling autocommit behavior |
| COMMIT statement: cursors | Cursors and transactions |
| COMMIT statement: JDBC | Notes on JDBC connections |
| committing: transactions from ODBC | A first ODBC example |
| CommitTrans ADO method: ADO programming | Using transactions |
| CommitTrans ADO method: updating data | Updating data through a cursor |
| compile and link process | Development process overview |
| compilers: supported | Supported compilers |
| components: transaction attribute | Setting the component transaction attribute |
| Connection ADO object: ADO | Connecting to a database with the Connection object |
| Connection ADO object: ADO programming | Using transactions |
| connection handles: ODBC | ODBC handles |
| connection pooling: .NET provider | Connection pooling |
| Connection property: .NET provider API | Connection property Connection property |
| connection state: .NET provider | Checking the connection state |
| connections: ADO Connection object | Connecting to a database with the Connection object |
| connections: connecting to a database using the .NET provider | Connecting to a database |
| connections: functions | db_string_connect function |
| connections: jConnect | Specifying a database on a server |
| connections: jConnect URL | Supplying a URL for the server |
| connections: JDBC | Differences between client- and server-side JDBC connections Establishing JDBC connections |
| connections: JDBC client applications | Connecting from a JDBC client application using jConnect |
| connections: JDBC defaults | Notes on JDBC connections |
| connections: JDBC example | Connecting from a JDBC client application using jConnect Establishing a connection from a server-side JDBC class |
| connections: JDBC in the server | Establishing a connection from a server-side JDBC class |
| connections: ODBC attributes | Setting connection attributes |
| connections: ODBC functions | Choosing an ODBC connection function |
| connections: ODBC programming | Establishing a connection |
| ConnectionString property: .NET provider API | ConnectionString property |
| ConnectionTimeout property: .NET provider API | ConnectionTimeout property |
| console [dbconsole] utility: deploying | Deploying administration tools |
| constructors: about | Class constructors |
| constructors: AsaCommand | AsaCommand constructors |
| constructors: AsaCommandBuilder method | AsaCommandBuilder constructors |
| constructors: AsaConnection constructor | AsaConnection constructors |
| constructors: AsaDataAdapter method | AsaDataAdapter constructors |
| constructors: AsaParameter | AsaParameter constructors |
| constructors: AsaPermission constructor | AsaPermission constructors |
| constructors: AsaPermissionAttribute constructor | AsaPermissionAttribute constructor |
| constructors: AsaRowUpdatedEventArgs constructor | AsaRowUpdatedEventArgs constructors |
| constructors: Java | A Java glossary |
| Contains method: .NET provider API | Contains method |
| ContinueUpdateOnError property: .NET provider API | ContinueUpdateOnError property |
| conventions: documentation | SQL Anywhere Studio documentation |
| conventions: file names | File naming conventions |
| conversion: data types | Using indicator values for conversion errors |
| CopyTo method: .NET provider API | CopyTo method CopyTo method |
| Count property: .NET provider API | Count property Count property |
| CREATE DATABASE statement: Java in the database | Ways of Java-enabling a database New databases and Java |
| CREATE PROCEDURE statement: embedded SQL | Using simple stored procedures |
| CreateCommand method: .NET provider API | CreateCommand method |
| CreateParameter method: .NET provider API | CreateParameter method |
| CreatePermission method: .NET provider API | CreatePermission method |
| CS_CSR_ABS | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_CSR_FIRST | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_CSR_LAST | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_CSR_PREV | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_CSR_REL | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_DATA_BOUNDARY | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_DATA_SENSITIVITY | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_PROTO_DYNPROC | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_REG_NOTIF | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| CS_REQ_BCP | Known Open Client limitations of Adaptive Server Anywhere |
| ct_command function: Open Client | Executing SQL statements Describing query results in Open Client |
| ct_cursor function: Open Client | Using cursors |
| ct_dynamic function: Open Client | Using prepared statements |
| ct_results function: Open Client | Describing query results in Open Client |
| ct_send function: Open Client | Describing query results in Open Client |
| cursor positioning: troubleshooting | Cursor positioning |
| cursors | Bookmarks and cursors |
| cursors: about | Introduction to cursors |
| cursors: ADO | ODBC and OLE DB |
| cursors: ADO.NET | ADO.NET |
| cursors: asensitive | Asensitive cursors |
| cursors: availability | Availability of cursors |
| cursors: canceling | Canceling cursor operations db_cancel_request function |
| cursors: choosing ODBC cursor characteristics | Choosing a cursor characteristics |
| cursors: delete | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| cursors: describing | Describing result sets |
| cursors: dynamic | Sensitive cursors |
| cursors: DYNAMIC SCROLL | Cursor positioning Cursor properties Asensitive cursors |
| cursors: embedded SQL | Embedded SQL Using cursors in embedded SQL |
| cursors: example C code | Sample embedded SQL programs |
| cursors: fat | Fetching multiple rows |
| cursors: fetching multiple rows | Fetching multiple rows |
| cursors: fetching rows | Cursor positioning Fetching rows through a cursor |
| cursors: insensitive | Cursor properties Insensitive cursors |
| cursors: inserting multiple rows | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| cursors: inserting rows | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| cursors: internals | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: introduction | Introduction to cursors |
| cursors: isolation level | Configuring cursors on opening |
| cursors: keyset-driven | Value-sensitive cursors |
| cursors: membership | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: NO SCROLL | Cursor properties Insensitive cursors |
| cursors: ODBC | ODBC and OLE DB Working with result sets |
| cursors: ODBC bookmarks | Using bookmarks |
| cursors: ODBC deletes | Updating and deleting rows through a cursor |
| cursors: ODBC result sets | Retrieving data |
| cursors: ODBC updates | Updating and deleting rows through a cursor |
| cursors: OLE DB | ODBC and OLE DB |
| cursors: Open Client | Using cursors |
| cursors: order | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: performance | Cursor sensitivity and performance Prefetching rows |
| cursors: platforms | Availability of cursors |
| cursors: positioning | Cursor positioning |
| cursors: prepared statements | Steps in using cursors |
| cursors: read-only | Cursor properties |
| cursors: requesting | Requesting Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: result sets | Introduction to cursors |
| cursors: savepoints | Cursors and transactions |
| cursors: SCROLL | Cursor properties Value-sensitive cursors |
| cursors: scrollable | Fetching with scrollable cursors |
| cursors: sensitive | Sensitive cursors |
| cursors: sensitivity | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors Cursor sensitivity overview |
| cursors: sensitivity examples | Cursor sensitivity example: a deleted row Cursor sensitivity example: an updated row |
| cursors: static | Insensitive cursors |
| cursors: step-by-step | Steps in using cursors |
| cursors: stored procedures | Stored procedures with result sets |
| cursors: transactions | Cursors and transactions |
| cursors: unique | Cursor properties |
| cursors: unspecified sensitivity | Asensitive cursors |
| cursors: update | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| cursors: updating | Updating data through a cursor |
| cursors: updating and deleting rows | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| cursors: uses | Introduction to cursors |
| cursors: using | Working with cursors |
| cursors: value-sensitive | Value-sensitive cursors |
| cursors: values | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: visible changes | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors |
| cursors: work tables | Cursor sensitivity and performance |