| Read method: .NET provider API | Read method |
| read-only cursors: about | Cursor properties |
| read-only: deploying databases | Deploying databases on read-only media |
| record sets: ADO programming | Updating data through a cursor |
| RecordsAffected property: .NET provider API | RecordsAffected property RecordsAffected property |
| Recordset ADO object: ADO | Querying the database with the Recordset object |
| Recordset ADO object: ADO programming | Using transactions |
| Recordset ADO object: updating data | Updating data through a cursor |
| Recordset object: ADO | Working with Recordset object |
| recovery: distributed transactions | Recovery from distributed transactions |
| RefreshSchema method: .NET provider API | RefreshSchema method |
| registering the .NET provider | Registering the Adaptive Server Anywhere .NET data provider DLL |
| registry: deploying | Deploying ODBC clients Deploying connection information |
| registry: ODBC | Deploying connection information |
| relocatable: defined | Configuring memory for Java |
| REMOTEPWD: using | Specifying a database on a server |
| Remove method: .NET provider API | Remove method |
| RemoveAt method: .NET provider API | RemoveAt method |
| request processing: embedded SQL | Implementing request management |
| requests: aborting | db_cancel_request function |
| requirements: Open Client applications | What you need to build Open Client applications |
| ResetCommandTimeout method: .NET provider API | ResetCommandTimeout method |
| resource dispensers: three-tier computing | The vocabulary of distributed transactions |
| resource managers: about | Introduction |
| resource managers: three-tier computing | The vocabulary of distributed transactions |
| response file: definition | Using a silent installation for deployment |
| response time: AsaDataAdapter | AsaDataAdapter class |
| response time: AsaDataReader | AsaDataReader class |
| result sets: ADO Recordset object | Querying the database with the Recordset object Working with Recordset object |
| result sets: cursors | Introduction to cursors |
| result sets: Java in the database methods | Returning result sets from Java methods |
| result sets: Java in the database stored procedures | Returning result sets from Java methods |
| result sets: metadata | Describing result sets |
| result sets: multiple ODBC | Calling stored procedures |
| result sets: ODBC | Working with result sets Calling stored procedures |
| result sets: Open Client | Describing query results in Open Client |
| result sets: retrieving ODBC | Retrieving data |
| result sets: stored procedures | Stored procedures with result sets |
| result sets: using | Working with cursors |
| retrieving: ODBC | Retrieving data |
| retrieving: SQLDA and | Retrieving values |
| return codes | Software component return codes |
| return codes: ODBC | Handling errors |
| Rollback method: .NET provider API | Rollback method |
| ROLLBACK statement: cursors | Cursors and transactions |
| ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT statement: cursors | Cursors and transactions |
| RollbackTrans ADO method: ADO programming | Using transactions |
| RollbackTrans ADO method: updating data | Updating data through a cursor |
| Row property: .NET provider API | Row property Row property |
| RowUpdated event: .NET provider API | RowUpdated event |
| RowUpdating event: .NET provider API | RowUpdating event |
| rt.jar: runtime classes | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| runtime classes: contents | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| runtime classes: installing | Java-enabling a database |
| runtime classes: Java in the database | The runtime Java classes |
| runtime environment: Java in the database | Managing the runtime environment for Java |