| samples: .NET provider | Using the Adaptive Server Anywhere .NET Data Provider Sample Applications |
| samples: DBTools program | A DBTools example |
| samples: downloads | Code samples and other programming interfaces |
| samples: embedded SQL | Building the sample programs Running the sample programs |
| samples: embedded SQL applications | Sample embedded SQL programs |
| samples: Java in the database | Setting up the Java sample |
| samples: ODBC | Building the sample ODBC program |
| samples: static cursors in embedded SQL | Static cursor sample Dynamic cursor sample |
| samples: Windows services | Running the sample ODBC program |
| Save method: .NET provider API | Save method |
| savepoints: cursors | Cursors and transactions |
| Scale property: .NET provider API | Scale property |
| scope: Java | A Java glossary |
| SCROLL cursors: about | Cursor properties Value-sensitive cursors |
| SCROLL cursors: embedded SQL | Embedded SQL |
| scrollable cursors | Fetching with scrollable cursors |
| scrollable cursors: JDBC support | Choosing a JDBC driver |
| security: Java in the database | Security management for Java Implementing your own security manager |
| SecurityManager class: about | Security management for Java Implementing your own security manager |
| SELECT statement: dynamic | Dynamic SELECT statement |
| SELECT statement: JDBC | Queries using JDBC |
| SELECT statement: single row | SELECT statements that return at most one row |
| SelectCommand property: .NET provider API | SelectCommand property |
| sensitive cursors: about | Sensitive cursors |
| sensitive cursors: delete example | Cursor sensitivity example: a deleted row |
| sensitive cursors: embedded SQL | Embedded SQL |
| sensitive cursors: introduction | Cursor sensitivity overview |
| sensitive cursors: update example | Cursor sensitivity example: an updated row |
| sensitivity: cursors | Adaptive Server Anywhere cursors Cursor sensitivity overview |
| sensitivity: delete example | Cursor sensitivity example: a deleted row |
| sensitivity: isolation levels and | Cursor sensitivity and isolation levels |
| sensitivity: update example | Cursor sensitivity example: an updated row |
| serialization: objects in tables | Updating classes and Jars |
| server address: embedded SQL function | db_get_property function |
| server-side autocommit: about | Autocommit implementation details |
| servers: locating | db_string_ping_server function |
| ServerVersion property: .NET provider API | ServerVersion property |
| services: example code | Service examples |
| services: sample code | Running the sample ODBC program |
| setAutocommit method: about | Notes on JDBC connections |
| setting: values using the SQLDA | Sending values |
| setup program: silent installation | Using a silent installation for deployment |
| Size property: .NET provider API | Size property |
| software: return codes | Software component return codes |
| Source property: .NET provider API | Source property Source property Source property |
| SourceColumn property: .NET provider API | SourceColumn property |
| SourceVersion property: .NET provider API | SourceVersion property |
| spt_mda stored procedure: setting options for jConnect | Database options set for jConnect connections |
| sp_tsql_environment system procedure: setting options for jConnect | Database options set for jConnect connections |
| SQL Anywhere Studio: documentation | SQL Anywhere Studio documentation |
| SQL Communications Area: about | The SQL Communication Area (SQLCA) |
| SQL preprocessor: about | The SQL preprocessor |
| SQL preprocessor: command line | The SQL preprocessor |
| SQL preprocessor: running | Running the SQL preprocessor |
| SQL Remote: deploying | Deploying SQL Remote |
| SQL statements: executing | Executing SQL statements |
| SQL/92: SQL preprocessor | The SQL preprocessor |
| SQL92: SQL preprocessor | The SQL preprocessor |
| SQL: ADO applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQL: applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQL: embedded SQL applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQL: JDBC applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQL: ODBC applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQL: Open Client applications | Executing SQL statements in applications |
| SQLAllocHandle ODBC function: about | ODBC handles |
| SQLAllocHandle ODBC function: binding parameters | Executing statements with bound parameters |
| SQLAllocHandle ODBC function: executing statements | Executing statements directly |
| SQLAllocHandle ODBC function: using | Allocating ODBC handles |
| SQLBindCol ODBC function: about | Working with result sets Retrieving data |
| SQLBindParameter ODBC function | How to use prepared statements |
| SQLBindParameter ODBC function: about | Executing statements with bound parameters |
| SQLBindParameter ODBC function: prepared statements | Executing prepared statements |
| SQLBindParameter ODBC function: stored procedures | Calling stored procedures |
| SQLBrowseConnect ODBC function: about | Choosing an ODBC connection function |
| SQLCA: about | The SQL Communication Area (SQLCA) |
| SQLCA: changing | SQLCA management for multi-threaded or reentrant code |
| SQLCA: fields | SQLCA fields |
| SQLCA: length of | SQLCA fields |
| SQLCA: multiple | Using multiple SQLCAs When to use multiple SQLCAs |
| SQLCA: threads | SQLCA management for multi-threaded or reentrant code |
| sqlcabc SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| sqlcaid SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| sqlcode SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| SQLConnect ODBC function: about | Choosing an ODBC connection function |
| SQLCOUNT: sqlerror SQLCA field element | SQLCA fields |
| sqld SQLDA field: about | SQLDA fields |
| SQLDA: about | Dynamic SQL statements The SQL descriptor area (SQLDA) |
| SQLDA: allocating | alloc_sqlda function |
| SQLDA: descriptors | Describing result sets |
| SQLDA: fields | SQLDA fields |
| SQLDA: filling | fill_sqlda function |
| SQLDA: freeing | fill_s_sqlda function |
| SQLDA: host variables | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| SQLDA: sqllen field | SQLDA sqllen field values |
| SQLDA: strings | fill_sqlda function |
| sqldabc SQLDA field: about | SQLDA fields |
| sqldaif SQLDA field: about | SQLDA fields |
| sqldata SQLDA field: about | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| sqlda_storage function: about | sqlda_storage function |
| sqlda_string_length function: about | sqlda_string_length function |
| sqldef.h: data types | Embedded SQL data types |
| SQLDriverConnect ODBC function: about | Choosing an ODBC connection function |
| sqlerrd SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerrmc SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerrml SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| SQLError ODBC function: about | Handling errors |
| sqlerror SQLCA field: elements | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerror SQLCA field: SQLCOUNT | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerror SQLCA field: SQLIOCOUNT | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerror SQLCA field: SQLIOESTIMATE | SQLCA fields |
| sqlerror_message function: about | sqlerror_message function |
| sqlerrp SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| SQLExecDirect ODBC function: about | Executing statements directly |
| SQLExecDirect ODBC function: bound parameters | Executing statements with bound parameters |
| SQLExecute ODBC function | How to use prepared statements |
| SQLExtendedFetch ODBC function: about | Retrieving data |
| SQLExtendedFetch ODBC function: stored procedures | Calling stored procedures |
| SQLFetch ODBC function: about | Retrieving data |
| SQLFetch ODBC function: stored procedures | Calling stored procedures |
| SQLFreeHandle ODBC function: using | Allocating ODBC handles |
| SQLFreeStmt ODBC function | How to use prepared statements |
| SQLGetData ODBC function: about | Working with result sets Retrieving data |
| sqlind SQLDA field: about | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| SQLIOCOUNT: sqlerror SQLCA field element | SQLCA fields |
| SQLIOESTIMATE: sqlerror SQLCA field element | SQLCA fields |
| SQLJ standard: about | Introduction |
| sqllen SQLDA field: about | SQLDA host variable descriptions SQLDA sqllen field values |
| sqllen SQLDA field: DESCRIBE statement | Describing values |
| sqllen SQLDA field: describing values | Describing values |
| sqllen SQLDA field: retrieving values | Retrieving values |
| sqllen SQLDA field: sending values | Sending values |
| sqlname SQLDA field: about | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| SQLNumResultCols ODBC function: stored procedures | Calling stored procedures |
| sqlpp utility: about | Introduction |
| sqlpp utility: running | Running the SQL preprocessor |
| sqlpp utility: syntax | The SQL preprocessor |
| SQLPrepare ODBC function | How to use prepared statements |
| SQLPrepare ODBC function: about | Executing prepared statements |
| SQLRETURN: ODBC return code type | Handling errors |
| SQLSetConnectAttr ODBC function: about | Setting connection attributes |
| SQLSetPos ODBC function: about | Updating and deleting rows through a cursor |
| SQLSetStmtAttr ODBC function: cursor characteristics | Choosing a cursor characteristics |
| SqlState property: .NET provider API | SqlState property |
| sqlstate SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| SQLTransact ODBC function: about | A first ODBC example |
| sqltype SQLDA field: about | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| sqltype SQLDA field: DESCRIBE statement | Describing values |
| sqlvar SQLDA field: about | SQLDA fields SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| sqlvar SQLDA field: contents | SQLDA host variable descriptions |
| sqlwarn SQLCA field: about | SQLCA fields |
| SQL_ATTR_MAX_LENGTH attribute: about | Retrieving data |
| SQL_CALLBACK type declaration | db_register_a_callback function |
| SQL_CALLBACK_PARM type declaration | db_register_a_callback function |
| SQL_ERROR: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| SQL_INVALID_HANDLE: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| sql_needs_quotes function: about | sql_needs_quotes function |
| SQL_NEED_DATA: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| SQL_SUCCESS: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO: ODBC return code | Handling errors |
| standard output: Java in the database | Printing to the command line |
| standards: SQLJ | Introduction |
| START JAVA statement: using | How memory is used |
| starting: databases using jConnect | Specifying a database on a server |
| State property: .NET provider | Checking the connection state |
| State property: .NET provider API | State property |
| StateChange event: .NET provider API | StateChange event |
| statement handles: ODBC | ODBC handles |
| statements: COMMIT | Cursors and transactions |
| statements: DELETE positioned | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| statements: insert | Preparing statements |
| statements: PUT | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| statements: ROLLBACK | Cursors and transactions |
| statements: ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT | Cursors and transactions |
| statements: UPDATE positioned | Modifying rows through a cursor |
| StatementType property: .NET provider API | StatementType property StatementType property |
| static cursors: about | Insensitive cursors |
| static cursors: ODBC | ODBC and OLE DB |
| static methods: about | Understanding methods |
| static SQL: about | Static and dynamic SQL |
| Status property: .NET provider API | Status property Status property |
| STOP JAVA statement: using | How memory is used |
| stored procedures: .NET provider | Using stored procedures |
| stored procedures: creating in embedded SQL | Using simple stored procedures |
| stored procedures: embedded SQL | Using stored procedures |
| stored procedures: executing in embedded SQL | Using simple stored procedures |
| stored procedures: INOUT parameters and Java | Returning values from Java via stored procedures |
| stored procedures: Java in the database | Returning result sets from Java methods |
| stored procedures: OUT parameters and Java | Returning values from Java via stored procedures |
| stored procedures: result sets | Stored procedures with result sets |
| string: data type | sqlda_string_length function |
| strings: blank padding of DT_STRING | Embedded SQL data types |
| strings: Java in the database | Strings in Java and SQL |
| structure packing: header files | Embedded SQL header files |
| sun package: runtime classes | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| sun.* packages: unsupported classes | Unsupported Java packages and classes |
| support: newsgroups | Finding out more and providing feedback |
| supported classes: java.beans | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.io | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.lang | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.lang.reflect | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.math | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.net | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.net.PlainDatagramSocketImpl | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.rmi | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.rmi.dgc | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.rmi.registry | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.rmi.server | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.security | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.security.acl | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.security.interfaces | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.SQL | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.text | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.util | Supported Java packages |
| supported classes: java.util.zip | Supported Java packages |
| supported platforms: OLE DB | Supported platforms |
| Sybase Central: adding JAR files | Installing a JAR |
| Sybase Central: adding Java classes | Installing a class |
| Sybase Central: adding ZIP files | Installing a JAR |
| Sybase Central: deploying | Deploying administration tools |
| Sybase Central: Java-enabling a database | Java-enabling a database |
| sybase.sql package: runtime classes | The Adaptive Server Anywhere runtime Java classes |
| sybase.sql.ASA package: JDBC 2.0 features | Using JDBC 2.0 features from JDK 1.1 databases |
| System Management Server: deploying | SMS Installation |
| system requirements: .NET provider | Adaptive Server Anywhere .NET data provider system requirements |