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- $, directive syntax:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- *, directive syntax:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
A
- abbreviated response to prompts:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- Access 2000 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Access 2000
- Access 97 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Access 97
- access file manager:
- 8.4.1 Maintaining the AcuAccess file
- Exiting the Access Manager
- Displaying access records
- access file manager:displaying records:
- Displaying access records
- access file manager:quitting:
- Exiting the Access Manager
- access records:
- Deleting access records
- Modifying access records
- Displaying access records
- Adding access records
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- access records:adding:
- Adding access records
- access records:composition:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- access records:deleting:
- Deleting access records
- access records:displaying:
- Displaying access records
- access records:editing:
- Modifying access records
- access records:fields:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- access records:modifying:
- Modifying access records
- access records:wildcards in:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- ACCESS_FILE:
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- ACCESS_FILE:configuration variable:
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- accessing files:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- accessing files:local files:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- accessing files:remote files:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- Acu4GL for ODBC:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- AcuAccess file:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 8.4.1 Maintaining the AcuAccess file
- AcuAccess file:maintaining:
- 8.4.1 Maintaining the AcuAccess file
- AcuAccess file:modifying:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- AcuAcess file:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- AcuAcess file:privilges:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- AcuODBC architecture:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- AcuODBC architecture:local file access:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- AcuODBC architecture:remote file access:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- AcuODBC architecture:remote SQL processing:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- AcuODBC architecture:two-tier:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 3.4 Vision Options
- 3.7 File Aliases
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:General tab:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:Tracing tab:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- AcuODBC defaults:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- AcuODBC defaults:returning to:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- AcuODBC driver:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- AcuODBC driver: tracing debug option:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- ACUODBC HIDDEN directive:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- ACUODBC READ-ONLY directive:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 3.7 File Aliases
- AcuODBC Server configuration file:
- 8.3 AcuODBC Server Configuration Variables
- AcuODBC Server configuration variables:
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- AcuODBC Server configuration variables:ACCESS_FILE:
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- AcuODBC Server configuration variables:ACUODBCS_PORT:
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- AcuODBC Server configuration variables:DSN_DIRECTORY:
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- AcuODBC Server tab:
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server tab:Host Name field:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server tab:IP Address field:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server tab:NT Security field (remote data sources):
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server tab:Port Number field:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server tab:Usage field:
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- AcuODBC Server:
- Installing AcuODBC Server as a Service (Windows Only)
- Removing the acuodbcs Service (Windows Only)
- 8.2 Getting Started
- Starting AcuODBC Server as a Service or Daemon
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- Stopping the AcuODBC Server
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- AcuODBC Server:commands:
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- AcuODBC Server:getting started:
- 8.2 Getting Started
- AcuODBC Server:installing the service:
- Installing AcuODBC Server as a Service (Windows Only)
- AcuODBC Server:removing the service:
- Removing the acuodbcs Service (Windows Only)
- AcuODBC Server:security:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- AcuODBC Server:single-instance server:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 8.2 Getting Started
- AcuODBC Server:starting the service:
- Starting AcuODBC Server as a Service or Daemon
- AcuODBC Server:steps before using:
- 8.2 Getting Started
- AcuODBC Server:stopping the service:
- Stopping the AcuODBC Server
- AcuODBC Server:unauthorized users attempting to connect:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- AcuODBC:
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- To access data from Excel 97
- 5.6 Functions Supported by AcuODBC
- To access data from Access 2000
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- 1.2 Product Requirements
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 1.5 Using AcuODBC
- To access data from Excel 2000
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- To access data from Word 97
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- To access data from Access 97
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- To access data from Word 2000
- AcuODBC:Access 2000 and:
- To access data from Access 2000
- AcuODBC:Access 97 and:
- To access data from Access 97
- AcuODBC:and AcuServer:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuODBC:arithmetic functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- AcuODBC:commands supported:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- AcuODBC:design.:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- AcuODBC:directives.:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- AcuODBC:Excel 2000 and:
- To access data from Excel 2000
- AcuODBC:Excel 7.0 and:
- To access data from Excel 97
- AcuODBC:logical operators:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- AcuODBC:optimizer:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- AcuODBC:recognized words, SQL:
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- AcuODBC:row functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- AcuODBC:SQL syntax supported:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- AcuODBC:standard aggregate functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- AcuODBC:steps in using:
- 1.5 Using AcuODBC
- AcuODBC:string functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- AcuODBC:supported functions:
- 5.6 Functions Supported by AcuODBC
- AcuODBC:system requirements:
- 1.2 Product Requirements
- AcuODBC:trace files:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- AcuODBC:Word 2000 and:
- To access data from Word 2000
- AcuODBC:Word 7.0 and:
- To access data from Word 97
- AcuODBC:working with Windows applications:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- acuodbc_trace.log file:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- acuodbcs command:
- 8.5.1 acuodbcs
- acuodbcs command:usage list:
- 8.5.1 acuodbcs
- acuodbcs, installing the Windows NT service:
- 8.5.3 acuodbcs -install
- acuodbcs, querying the Windows NT service:
- 8.5.5 acuodbcs -query
- acuodbcs, removing the Windows NT service:
- 8.5.6 acuodbcs -remove
- acuodbcs, starting:
- 8.5.7 acuodbcs -start
- acuodbcs, stopping:
- 8.5.4 acuodbcs -kill
- acuodbcs:
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- 8.5.3 acuodbcs -install
- 8.5.8 acuodbcs -version
- 8.5.2 acuodbcs -access
- acuodbcs:commands:
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- acuodbcs:dependencies before starting:
- 8.5.3 acuodbcs -install
- acuodbcs:starting the access file manager:
- 8.5.2 acuodbcs -access
- acuodbcs:version number of:
- 8.5.8 acuodbcs -version
- ACUODBCS_PORT:
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- ACUODBCS_PORT:configuration variable:
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- AcuServer configuration variables:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer configuration variables:NT_SECURITY:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer tab:International Character Handling field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer tab:NT Security field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer tab:Password Request field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer tab:Port Number field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer:AcuODBC compatibility with:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer:and AcuODBC:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer:password:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- AcuServer:port number:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- ACUV32.DLL driver:
- 2.2.1 Components
- adding access records:
- Adding access records
- adding data source names (DSNs):
- To add a data source name
- adding file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- Advanced tab,Signed Index field:
- B.2.6 Signed Index
- Advanced tab,Signed Index field:difference from previous version:
- B.2.6 Signed Index
- Advanced tab:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- Advanced tab:Character Set field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Character Type field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Compiler Option field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:File Case field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:GUI Dialog field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Invalid Numeric Data field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Julian Base Date field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Null Processing field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Open Tables field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Read Only field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- Advanced tab:Reset Configuration field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Signed Index field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Advanced tab:Table Name Cache File field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- aggregate functions, standard:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- allocating indexed block buffers:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- all-tabs.dir file:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric data:as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric data:as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- alphanumeric input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric input:LOW-VALUES:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric input:spaces:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- alphanumeric literals, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- ANSI character set:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- ANSI-compliant directives:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- API and ODBC:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- API conformance level:
- A.1.2 API Conformance
- application errors:
- 7.3 Application Errors
- application language vs COBOL, writing queries:
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- application programming interface.:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- applications, working with Windows:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- architecture, AcuODBC:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- architecture, AcuODBC:remote file access:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- architecture, AcuODBC:remote SQL processing:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- architecture, AcuODBC:single-tier:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- architecture, AcuODBC:two-tier:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- arithmetic functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- ASSIGN variable, XFD files:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
B
- back end, ODBC:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- block buffers:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- block buffers:allocating:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- brackets, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- browse button:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- browse button:use encouraged:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- BROWSERNAME:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- BROWSERNAME:configuration variable (srvconfig.tcl):
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- buffer size:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- buffer size:transaction log file:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Buffers Vision parameter, defining:
- 3.4 Vision Options
C
- caching table names:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- case, upper:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- case-sensitive paths and filenames:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- case-sensitive:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- case-sensitive:data source names:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- CHAR character type:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- character handling, international:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- character handling, international:default map file:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- Character Set field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Character Type field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Character Type field:Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- character types:
- B.1.3 Character Types
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- character types:using SQL Server:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- characters, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- COBOL files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- COBOL files:mapping to database tables:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- COBOL programs:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- COBOL programs:single description section references multiple files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- COBOL vs application language, writing queries:
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- column functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- command-line environment:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- command-line environment:case-sensitive paths and filenames:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- command-line environment:response to prompts:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- commands, AcuODBC supported:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- commands, SQL syntax:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- commands, SQL syntax:DELETE:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- commands, SQL syntax:INSERT:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- commands, SQL syntax:SELECT:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- commands, SQL syntax:UPDATE:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- commands:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- commands:AcuODBC Server:
- 8.5 AcuODBC Server Commands
- commands:supported SQL:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- COMMENT directive:
- 6.3.5 COMMENT Directive
- COMP-5:
- B.2.5 COMP-5 Change
- COMP-5:difference from previous release:
- B.2.5 COMP-5 Change
- Company field:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- Company field:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- company information:
- To modify company information
- company information:modifying for multicompany support:
- To modify company information
- company name:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- company name:specifying on Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- compatibility:
- B.2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Releases
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- compatibility:AcuODBC and AcuServer:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- compatibility:encrypting XFD files:
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- compatibility:with existing DSNs:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- B.2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Releases
- compatibility:with SQL naming conventions:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- Compiler Option field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- compiler options:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- compiler options:and read/write data sources:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- compiler options:specifying:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- components, architecture:
- 2.2.1 Components
- 2.4.1 Components
- 2.3.1 Components
- components, architecture:remote file access:
- 2.3.1 Components
- components, architecture:remote SQL processing:
- 2.4.1 Components
- components, architecture:single-tier:
- 2.2.1 Components
- components, architecture:two-tier:
- 2.4.1 Components
- compressed data, numeric:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- configuration file, AcuODBC Server:
- 8.3 AcuODBC Server Configuration Variables
- configuration utilities:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- configuration utilities:AcuODBC Data Source Configuration utility:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- configuration utilities:srvconfig.sh - working at the UNIX command line:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- configuration utilities:srvconfig.tcl - working in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- configuration variables (srvconfig.tcl):
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- configuration variables (srvconfig.tcl):BROWSERNAME:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- configuration variables (srvconfig.tcl):HTMLDIR:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- configuration variables, AcuODBC Server:
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- configuration variables, AcuODBC Server:ACCESS_FILE:
- 8.3.1 ACCESS_FILE
- configuration variables, AcuODBC Server:ACUODBCS_PORT:
- 8.3.2 ACUODBCS_PORT
- configuration variables, AcuODBC Server:DSN_DIRECTORY:
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- configuration variables, AcuServer:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- configuration variables, AcuServer:NT_SECURITY:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- configuring remote data sources:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- configuring remote data sources:UNIX command line:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- configuring remote data sources:UNIX graphical environment utility:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- configuring remote data sources:Windows:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- conformance levels:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- A.1.2 API Conformance
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- conformance levels:API:
- A.1.2 API Conformance
- conformance levels:ODBC:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- conformance levels:SQL:
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- connecting to server:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- connecting to server:unauthorized users attempting:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- constraints:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- constraints:WHERE:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- contents, document:
- 1.1 Overview
- creating data source names:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- creating file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- creating master multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- creating:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- creating:XFD files:
- 6.2 XFD Files
D
- data dictionaries:
- 2.2.1 Components
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data dictionaries:and performance:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data dictionaries:formation:
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- data dictionaries:overview:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- data dictionaries:specifying remote:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data dictionaries:summary of fields:
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- data dictionary directory:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data dictionary directory:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data directories:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data directories:specifying for master DSN:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data directories:specifying for multicompany support:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data directories:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- Data Directory field:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- Data Directory field:General tab:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- Data Directory field:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data file extension:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data file extension:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- Data File field, File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- data filename extensions on UNIX servers:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- data files:created with MS-DOS runtime:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- data files:residing in different directory than XFD files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- data files:specifying location for file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- Data Source Administrator, ODBC:
- To add a data source name
- Data Source Administrator, ODBC:File DSN:
- To add a data source name
- Data Source Administrator, ODBC:overview:
- To add a data source name
- Data Source Administrator, ODBC:System DSN:
- To add a data source name
- Data Source Administrator, ODBC:User DSN:
- To add a data source name
- data source names, creating remote:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- data source names, creating remote:in a UNIX command-line environment:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- data source names, creating remote:in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- data source names, creating remote:in a Windows environment:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- data source names, creating remote:on the client:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- data source names:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- B.2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Releases
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- To add a data source name
- data source names:adding:
- To add a data source name
- data source names:case-sensitive:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- data source names:compatibility with earlier releases:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- B.2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Releases
- data source names:creating multicompany:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data source names:creating within master DSN:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- data source names:creating:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- data source names:file:
- To add a data source name
- data source names:specifying for multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- data source names:specifying individual DSNs for multicompany support:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- data source names:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- data source names:system:
- To add a data source name
- data source names:user:
- To add a data source name
- data source parameters, modifying:
- To modify data source parameters
- data sources and non-numeric data in numeric fields:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- data sources, remote:
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- data sources, remote:configuring:
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- data sources:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- data types:
- B.2.3 Data Type Differences
- data types:differences from earlier releases:
- B.2.3 Data Type Differences
- database tables:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.7 FILE Directive
- database tables:mapped to COBOL files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.7 FILE Directive
- databases, relational:
- 5.2.2 How Relational Databases Organize Data
- DATE directive:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- DATE directive:group items:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- DATE directive:Julian dates:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- date literals, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- dates, Julian:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- -Dca compiler option:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- -Dci compiler option:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- -Dcm compiler option:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- -Dcn compiler option:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- debug options:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- debug options:AcuODBC driver tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- debug options:SQL tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- debug options:Vision tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- debugging:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- default map file, international character handling:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- default port number:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- default port number:AcuODBC Server tab:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- default write permission:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- default write permission:overriding:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- defaults port numbers:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- defaults port numbers:AcuServer:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- defaults, returning to AcuODBC:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- defaults, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- defining options for Vision files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- defining:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- defining:Buffers Vision parameter:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- defining:Locks Per File Vision parameter:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- defining:Max Files Vision parameter:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- defining:Max Locks Vision parameter:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- definitions, multiple record:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- DELETE command:linked data:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- DELETE command:overview:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- DELETE command:SQL syntax:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- DELETE command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- deleting access records:
- Deleting access records
- deleting file aliases:
- To delete a file alias
- deleting individual companies from a multicompany DSN:
- To delete an individual company entry
- deleting remote DSNs:
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- deleting remote DSNs:from the UNIX command line:
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- deleting remote DSNs:in a UNIX graphical environment:
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- deleting remote DSNs:with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- dependencies, before starting acuodbcs:
- 8.5.3 acuodbcs -install
- design, AcuODBC.:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- dictionaries, data:
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 2.2.1 Components
- dictionaries, data:formation:
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- dictionaries, data:overview:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- dictionary, data:
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- dictionary, data:summary of fields:
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- differences in data types:
- B.2.3 Data Type Differences
- directives, XFD files:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- 6.3.7 FILE Directive
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- 6.3.9 NUMERIC Directive
- 6.3 Using Directives
- 6.3.10 USE GROUP Directive
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 6.3.5 COMMENT Directive
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- directives, XFD files:$ in indicator area:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- directives, XFD files:* in indicator area:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- directives, XFD files:ACUODBC HIDDEN:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- 3.7 File Aliases
- directives, XFD files:ACUODBC READ-ONLY:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- directives, XFD files:ANSI compliant:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- directives, XFD files:COMMENT:
- 6.3.5 COMMENT Directive
- directives, XFD files:DATE:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- directives, XFD files:FILE:
- 6.3.7 FILE Directive
- directives, XFD files:HIDDEN:
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- directives, XFD files:NAME:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- directives, XFD files:NUMERIC:
- 6.3.9 NUMERIC Directive
- directives, XFD files:overview:
- 6.3 Using Directives
- directives, XFD files:READ-ONLY:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- directives, XFD files:syntax:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- directives, XFD files:USE GROUP:
- 6.3.10 USE GROUP Directive
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- directives, XFD files:WHEN:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- displaying access records:
- Displaying access records
- document contents:
- 1.1 Overview
- driver for ACUCOBOL-GT data, ODBC:
- 2.2.1 Components
- driver manager, ODBC:
- 2.2.1 Components
- DSN_DIRECTORY configuration variable:
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- DSN_DIRECTORY configuration variable:srvconfig.sh utility:
- 8.3.3 DSN_DIRECTORY
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- DSNs remote:
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- DSNs remote:deleting from the UNIX command line:
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- DSNs, remote:
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.sh
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- DSNs, remote:creating in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- DSNs, remote:creating with a UNIX command-line utility:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- DSNs, remote:creating with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- DSNs, remote:deleting from the UNIX command line:
- Deleting remote DSNs from the UNIX command line
- DSNs, remote:deleting in a UNIX graphical environment:
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- DSNs, remote:deleting with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- DSNs, remote:editing in a UNIX graphical environment:
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- DSNs, remote:editing with a UNIX command-line utility:
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.sh
- DSNs, remote:editing with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- DSNs.:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
E
- editing access records:
- Modifying access records
- editing file aliases:
- To modify a file alias
- editing remote DSNs:
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- editing remote DSNs:with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- ellipses, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- enabling logging:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- enabling logging:transaction support options:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- enabling transaction processing support:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Encrypt Log File field:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Encrypt Log File field:transaction Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- encrypting log files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- encrypting XFD files:
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- errors:
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- 7.3 Application Errors
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- errors:application:
- 7.3 Application Errors
- errors:overview:
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- errors:Vision:
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- examples, data dictionary formation:
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- Excel 2000 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Excel 2000
- Excel 7.0 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Excel 97
- expressions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- expressions:arithmetic:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
F
- fields:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- 2.2.1 Components
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- 6.2 XFD Files
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- fields:dictionary, summary:
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- fields:identical names:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- fields:mapping with XFD files:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- fields:record mapping:
- 2.2.1 Components
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- fields:unique names:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File Alias tab:Data File field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File Alias tab:Table Name field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File Alias tab:Write Permission field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File Alias tab:XFD field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- file aliases:
- To delete a file alias
- To modify a file alias
- 3.7 File Aliases
- file aliases:creating:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- file aliases:deleting:
- To delete a file alias
- file aliases:editing:
- To modify a file alias
- file aliases:maximum number supported:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File Case field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- FILE directive:
- 6.3.7 FILE Directive
- 3.7 File Aliases
- File DSN:
- To add a data source name
- file extensions:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- file extensions:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- file location:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- file location:temporary files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- filename extensions:
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- filename extensions:data dictionary files:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- filename extensions:data files:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- filename extensions:XFD files:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- filenames:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- filenames:case-sensitive:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- filenames:specifying case:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- files opened by AcuODBC:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- files opened by AcuODBC:maximum number of:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- files, log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files, log:acuodbc_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- files, log:odbctrac.dll:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- files, log:sql.log:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- files, log:sql_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files, log:vision_trace.log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files, trace:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- files, trace:acuodbc_trace.log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files, trace:general:
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- files, trace:odbctrac.dll:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- files, trace:sql.log:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- files, trace:sql_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files, trace:starting AcuODBC trace function:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- files, trace:starting MS trace function:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- files, trace:troubleshooting:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- files, trace:vision_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- files, XFD:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.2 XFD Files
- 6.5 How AcuODBC Locates XFD Files
- 6.3 Using Directives
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- files, XFD:ASSIGN variable:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- files, XFD:creating:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- files, XFD:data dictionaries:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- files, XFD:defaults:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:directives:
- 6.3 Using Directives
- files, XFD:FILLER data items:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:group items:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:identical field names:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:KEY IS phrase:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:locating:
- 6.5 How AcuODBC Locates XFD Files
- files, XFD:mapping fields:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- files, XFD:multiple record definitions:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:naming:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- files, XFD:OCCURS clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:REDEFINES clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- files, XFD:specifying on File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- files:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- 8.3 AcuODBC Server Configuration Variables
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 6.3.1 Sample Files and Examples
- files:accessing local:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- files:accessing remote:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- files:AcuAccess:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- files:all-tabs.dir:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- files:naming trace logs:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- files:odbcscfg:
- 8.3 AcuODBC Server Configuration Variables
- files:samples demonstrating directives:
- 6.3.1 Sample Files and Examples
- files:samples demonstrating SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- files:XFD and performance:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- FILLER clause, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- FILLER data items, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- firewalls:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- floating point precision:
- B.2.4 Floating Point Precision
- floating point precision:differences from previous releaases:
- B.2.4 Floating Point Precision
- foreground, running acuodbcs in:
- 8.5.7 acuodbcs -start
- formation, data dictionaries:
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- FROM clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- FROM clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- front end, ODBC:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.6 Functions Supported by AcuODBC
- functions:alphanumeric:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- functions:arithmetic:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- functions:column:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- functions:standard aggregate:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- functions:string:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- functions:supported by AcuODBC:
- 5.6 Functions Supported by AcuODBC
G
- General tab (AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility):
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- General tab (AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility):NT Security field:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- General tab:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- General tab:Data Directory field:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- General tab:Data File Extension field:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- General tab:Data Source Name field:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- General tab:XFD Directory field:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- general trace files:
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- generating SQL:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- generating SQL:directly through the Microsoft Jet Database Engine:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- generating SQL:using MS Query to generate:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- generating SQL:writing programs:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- getting help:
- 1.6 Technical Support
- Getting started with AcuODBC Server:
- 8.2 Getting Started
- group items:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- group items:DATE directive:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- group items:XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- GUI Dialog field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
H
- help, getting:
- 1.6 Technical Support
- help:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- help:srvconfig.tcl:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- HIDDEN directive:
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- Host Name field, AcuODBC Server tab:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- how data dictionaries are formed:
- 6.2.3 Examples of Default Mapping
- 6.2.1 How the Data Dictionary Is Formed
- HTMLDIR:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- HTMLDIR:configuration variable (srvconfig.tcl):
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- hyphens in SQL table names:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
I
- I/O efficiency, USE GROUP directive:
- 6.3.10 USE GROUP Directive
- identical field names, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- importing tables in Microsoft Access:
- To access data from Access 2000
- indexed block buffers:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- indexed block buffers:allocating:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- indexes, optimizing:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- inner join statement:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- input/output efficiency, USE GROUP directive:
- 6.3.10 USE GROUP Directive
- input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- input:alphanumeric:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- input:numeric:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- INSERT command:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- INSERT command:linked data:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- installing AcuODBC Server as a service:
- Installing AcuODBC Server as a Service (Windows Only)
- integers, unsigned:
- 6.3.9 NUMERIC Directive
- International Character Handling field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- International Character Handling field:AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- international character handling:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- international character handling:default map file:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- international characters:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- international characters:mapping:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- Invalid Numeric Data field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- IP Address field, AcuServer tab:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- items:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- items:FILLER:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- items:group:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
J
- JOIN statements:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- JOIN statements:inner joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- JOIN statements:left joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- JOIN statements:right joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- JOIN statements:self joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- Julian Base Date field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Julian base date:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Julian base date:specifying:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Julian dates, DATE directive:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
K
- KEY IS phrase, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- kill -9:
- 8.5.4 acuodbcs -kill
- kill -9:acuodbcs terminated by:
- 8.5.4 acuodbcs -kill
L
- left join statement:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- levels, conformance:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- A.1.2 API Conformance
- levels, conformance:API:
- A.1.2 API Conformance
- levels, conformance:ODBC:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- levels, conformance:SQL:
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- license messages:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- linked data:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- linked data:DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- linked data:INSERT command:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- linked data:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- linking tables in Microsoft Access:
- To access data from Access 2000
- linking tables:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- linking tables:multicompany support and Microsoft Access:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- literals:alphanumeric:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- literals:date:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- literals:non-numeric:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- literals:numeric:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- literals:timestamp:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- local files, accessing:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- local processing of remote files:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- locating XFD files:
- 6.5 How AcuODBC Locates XFD Files
- Locks Per File Vision parameter, defining:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- locks, record:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- locks, record:maximum number on a single file:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Log File field, Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files, tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- log files, tracing:specifying names:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- log files, transaction management:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files, transaction management:specifying name:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files, transaction:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files, transaction:buffer size in bytes:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- log files:acuodbc_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- log files:encrypting:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files:odbctrac.dll:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- log files:sql.log:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- log files:sql_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- log files:transaction management:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- log files:vision_trace.log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- Log to Device field:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Log to Device field:transaction Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- logging:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- logging:transaction support options:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- logical operators:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- LOW-VALUES:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- LOW-VALUES:as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- LOW-VALUES:as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
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- maintaining the AcuAccess file:
- 8.4.1 Maintaining the AcuAccess file
- managing drivers, ODBC:
- 2.2.1 Components
- managing multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- mapping COBOL files to database tables:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- mapping fields:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 2.2.1 Components
- 6.2 XFD Files
- mapping fields:and records:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 2.2.1 Components
- mapping fields:XFD files:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- mapping international characters:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- master data source:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- master data source:specifying:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- master DSN:
- To modify company information
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- master DSN:creating for multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- master DSN:deleting individual companies:
- To modify company information
- Max Files Vision parameter, defining:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Max Locks Vision parameter, defining:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- mixed character type:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- modifying access records:
- Modifying access records
- modifying data source parameters:
- To modify data source parameters
- modifying file aliases:
- To modify a file alias
- modifying the AcuAccess file:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- MS ODBC:
- 2.2.1 Components
- MS Query, generating SQL:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- multicompany DSNs:creating master DSN:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- multicompany DSNs:managing:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- multicompany DSNs:specifying data source name:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- multicompany DSNs:specifying location of XFD directory:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- multicompany support:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- To modify company information
- multicompany support:and Microsoft Access:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- multicompany support:deleting components of master DSN:
- To modify company information
- multicompany support:modifying information:
- To modify company information
- Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- Multicompany tab:AcuODBC configuration:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- Multicompany tab:Company field:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- Multicompany tab:Data Directory field:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- Multicompany tab:specifying master data source:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- Multicompany tab:Write Permission field:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- multiple record definitions:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- multiple trace files:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
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- NAME directive:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- names, data source.:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- names, field:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- names, field:identical:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- names, field:unique:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- naming SQL tables:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- naming trace files:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- naming XFD files:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- new at Version 5.2:
- B.1.1 AcuODBC Server
- B.1.2 NT Security Settings
- B.1.3 Character Types
- B.1.4 Non-numeric Data in a Numeric Field
- new at Version 5.2:AcuODBC Server:
- B.1.1 AcuODBC Server
- new at Version 5.2:NT Security:
- B.1.2 NT Security Settings
- new at Version 5.2:specifying character types:
- B.1.3 Character Types
- non-numeric fields containing numeric data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- B.1.4 Non-numeric Data in a Numeric Field
- non-numeric literals, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- NT Security field:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- NT Security field:AcuODBC Server tab (AcuODBC Server Configuration utility):
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- NT Security field:AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- NT Security field:General tab (AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility):
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- NT Security:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- B.1.2 NT Security Settings
- NT Security:configuring remote DSNs:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- NT Security:remote file access:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- NT_SECURITY AcuServer configuration variable:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- null processing:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- null processing:LOW-VALUES as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- null processing:LOW-VALUES as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- null processing:SPACES as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- null processing:SPACES as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- NULL values, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- number of file aliases supported:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- numeric compressed data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric data in non-numeric fields:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric data:as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric data:as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric data: in non-numeric fields:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- B.1.4 Non-numeric Data in a Numeric Field
- NUMERIC directive:
- 6.3.9 NUMERIC Directive
- numeric input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric input:LOW-VALUES:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric input:spaces:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- numeric literals, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
O
- OCCURS clause, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- ODBC driver for ACUCOBOL-GT data:
- 2.2.1 Components
- ODBC driver manager:
- 2.2.1 Components
- ODBC:
- To add a data source name
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- ODBC:Acu4GL:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- ODBC:API:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- ODBC:back end:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- ODBC:conformance levels:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- ODBC:Data Source Administrator.:
- To add a data source name
- ODBC:front end:
- 1.4 Front- and Back-end ODBC
- ODBC:overview:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- ODBC:trace files:
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- odbcscfg file:
- 8.3 AcuODBC Server Configuration Variables
- odbctrac.dll file:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- OEM character set:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Open Database Connectivity.:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- open table queue:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Open Tables field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- operators, logical:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- optimizer, AcuODBC:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- optimizing:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- optimizing:indexes:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- optimizing:queries:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- options, debug:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- options, debug:AcuODBC driver tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- options, debug:SQL tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- options, debug:Vision tracing:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- options, Vision:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- options, Vision:trace files:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- options, Vision:Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- ORDER BY clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- ORDER BY clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- OTHER clause, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- output:alphanumeric data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- output:numeric data:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- overriding default write permissions:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- overview:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- 6.3 Using Directives
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- To add a data source name
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- overview:architecture, AcuODBC:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- overview:data dictionaries:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- overview:directives, XFD files:
- 6.3 Using Directives
- overview:errors:
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- overview:INSERT command:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- overview:ODBC Data Source Administrator:
- To add a data source name
- overview:ODBC:
- 1.3 What Is ODBC?
- overview:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- overview:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- overview:WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- overview:writing queries:
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
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- parameters, modifying data source:
- To modify data source parameters
- parameters, transaction:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, transaction:log buffer size:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, Vision:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, Vision:Buffers:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, Vision:Locks Per File:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, Vision:Max Files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- parameters, Vision:Max Locks:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Password Request field, AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- password:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- password:AcuODBC client:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- passwords:
- Adding access records
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- passwords:AcuAccess file:
- Adding access records
- passwords:AcuServer:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- paths:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- paths:case-sensitive:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- performance:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- performance:and data dictionary directories:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- performance:and XFD directories:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- permissions:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- permissions:read/write:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.7 File Aliases
- phrases, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- phrases, XFD files:KEY IS:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- phrases, XFD files:OCCURS clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- phrases, XFD files:REDEFINES clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- phrases:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- phrases:FILLER, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- phrases:OTHER, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- phrases:REDEFINES, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- Port Number field:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- Port Number field:AcuODBC Server tab:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- Port Number field:AcuServer tab:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- port-number, assigning to the acuodbcs program:
- 8.5.7 acuodbcs -start
- primary keys:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- primary keys:application support for:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- programs:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- programs:writing to generate SQL:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- prompting for passwords:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
Q
- queries, optimizing:
- 5.4 The AcuODBC Optimizer
- queries, writing:
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- 5.2 What to Consider
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
- queries, writing:COBOL vs application language:
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- queries, writing:considerations:
- 5.2 What to Consider
- queries, writing:overview:
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
- quitting the access file manager:
- Exiting the Access Manager
R
- Read Only field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Read Only field:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- Read Only field:linked data and DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- Read Only field:linked data and INSERT command:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- Read Only field:linked data and UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- read permissions:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.7 File Aliases
- read permissions:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- read permissions:overriding DSN default:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- read permissions:overriding master DSN defaults:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- read/write data sources and compiler options:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- read/write permissions:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.7 File Aliases
- READ-ONLY directive:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- recognized words, SQL:
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- record and field mapping:
- 6.1 Data Dictionaries
- 2.2.1 Components
- record definitions, multiple:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- record locks:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- record locks:maximum number held by AcuODBC:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- record locks:maximum number on a single file:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- REDEFINES clause, WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- REDEFINES clause, XFD files:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- relational databases:
- 5.2.2 How Relational Databases Organize Data
- remote data dictionaries:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- remote data dictionaries:xfdrmt.dir file:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- remote data source:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- remote data source:configuring at UNIX command line:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- remote data sources:
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- remote data sources:configuring:
- 9.1 Creating Remote Data Sources
- remote DSNs:
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.sh
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- remote DSNs:creating in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- remote DSNs:creating with a UNIX command-line utility:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- remote DSNs:creating with AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- remote DSNs:deleting in a UNIX graphical environment:
- Deleting remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- remote DSNs:deleting with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To delete a remote data source in Windows
- remote DSNs:editing in a UNIX graphical environment:
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.tcl
- remote DSNs:editing with the AcuODBC Server Data Source Configuration utility:
- To edit a remote data source in Windows
- remote DSNs:editing with the UNIX command-line utility:
- Editing remote DSNs using srvconfig.sh
- remote file access architecture:
- 2.3.1 Components
- remote file access architecture:components:
- 2.3.1 Components
- remote files, accessing:
- 2.3 Processing Remote Files
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- remote SQL processing:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 2.4.1 Components
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- remote SQL processing: AcuODBC architecture:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- remote SQL processing:architecture components:
- 2.4.1 Components
- remote SQL processing:specifying:
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- remote XFD directories:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- remote XFD directories:xfdrmt.dir file:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- removing AcuODBC Server service:
- Removing the acuodbcs Service (Windows Only)
- requirements, system:
- 1.2 Product Requirements
- Reset Configuration field, Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- responding to prompts:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- returning to AcuODBC defaults:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- right join statements:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
S
- sample files for SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- sample files:
- 6.3.1 Sample Files and Examples
- sample files:for directives:
- 6.3.1 Sample Files and Examples
- security:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- B.1.2 NT Security Settings
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- security:AcuAccess file:
- 8.4 System Security - The AcuAccess File
- security:NT Security and AcuODBC Server:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- security:NT Security and AcuServer:
- 3.9 Accessing Remote Files
- SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- SELECT command:FROM clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- SELECT command:ORDER BY clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- SELECT command:overview:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- SELECT command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- self join statement:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- server configuration file, specifying at startup:
- 8.5.7 acuodbcs -start
- Signed Index field,Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- B.2.6 Signed Index
- Signed Index field,Advanced tab:difference from previous version:
- B.2.6 Signed Index
- single-instance server:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- 8.2 Getting Started
- single-tier architecture:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- 2.2.1 Components
- single-tier architecture:components:
- 2.2.1 Components
- single-tier architecture:data dictionary:
- 2.2.1 Components
- single-tier architecture:ODBC driver manager:
- 2.2.1 Components
- single-tier architecture:ODBC driver:
- 2.2.1 Components
- single-tier architecture:overview:
- 2.2 Processing Local Files
- SPACES:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- SPACES:as input:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- SPACES:as output:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- specifying character types:
- B.1.3 Character Types
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- specifying company name,multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- specifying compiler options:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- specifying data dictionary directories:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- specifying file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- specifying file extensions:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- specifying individual data source names for multicompany support:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- specifying Julian base dates:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- specifying master data sources:
- 3.8.2 Creating Individual Company-specific DSNs
- specifying name of log file:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- specifying remote data dictionaries:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- specifying table names on File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- specifying trace files:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- specifying XFD files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- specifying XFD files:on File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- SQL syntax:alphanumeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:brackets:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:characters:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:date literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- SQL syntax:ellipses:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:INSERT command:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- SQL syntax:non-numeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:numeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- SQL syntax:supported:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:timestamp literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL syntax:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- SQL syntax:upper case:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL table names:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- SQL table names:hyphens in:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- SQL table names:underscores in:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- SQL tables:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- SQL tables:naming:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- SQL tracing debug option:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- sql.log file:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- SQL:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- SQL:conformance level:
- A.1.1 SQL Conformance
- SQL:generating from Windows applications:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- SQL:recognized words:
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- SQL:trace files:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- SQL:writing directly:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- SQL_CHAR character type:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- sql_trace.log file:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- srvconfig.sh:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- srvconfig.sh:configuring remote data sources at UNIX command line:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- srvconfig.tcl utility:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- srvconfig.tcl utility:configuring remote data sources in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- srvconfig.tcl:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- srvconfig.tcl:configuring help:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- standard aggregate functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- starting AcuODBC Server service:
- Starting AcuODBC Server as a Service or Daemon
- starting acuodbcs:
- 8.5.7 acuodbcs -start
- starting multiple trace files:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- starting:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- starting:AcuODBC trace function:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- starting:MS trace function:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- statements, JOIN:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- statements, JOIN:Inner joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- statements, JOIN:left joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- statements, JOIN:right joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- statements, JOIN:self joins:
- 5.3.2 JOIN Statements
- stopping AcuODBC Server service:
- Stopping the AcuODBC Server
- stopping the acuodbcs daemon:
- 8.5.4 acuodbcs -kill
- string functions:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- Structured Query Language.:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- summary, dictionary fields:
- 6.2.4 Summary of Dictionary Fields
- support for primary keys:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- support, technical:
- 1.6 Technical Support
- supported commands, AcuODBC:
- A.1 ODBC Conformance Levels
- supported commands:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- supported commands:SQL:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- supported number of file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- suppressing license messages:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- syntax, DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- syntax, DELETE command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- syntax, directives and XFD files:
- 6.3.2 Syntax
- syntax, FROM clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, FROM clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, ORDER BY clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, ORDER BY clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SELECT command:FROM clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SELECT command:ORDER BY clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SELECT command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SQL:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, SQL:alphanumeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:brackets:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:characters:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:date literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:ellipses:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:INSERT:
- 5.3.3 INSERT Command
- syntax, SQL:non-numeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:numeric literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, SQL:timestamp literals:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, SQL:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, SQL:UPDATE:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, SQL:upper case:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- syntax, UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, UPDATE command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, WHERE clause:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- syntax, WHERE clause:DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- syntax, WHERE clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- syntax, WHERE clause:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- System DSN:
- To add a data source name
- system requirements:
- 1.2 Product Requirements
T
- Table Name Cache File field:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Table Name Cache File field:Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Table Name field, File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- table names:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- table names:hyphens in:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- table names:specifying on File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- table names:underscores in:
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- tables, linking:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- tables, linking:multicompany support and Microsoft Access:
- 3.8 Multicompany Support
- tables, open:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- tables, SQL:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- tables, SQL:naming:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- tables:
- To access data from Access 2000
- tables:linking versus importing in Microsoft Access:
- To access data from Access 2000
- technical support:
- 1.6 Technical Support
- Temp File Directory field, Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Temp file directory:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Temp file directory:specifying name:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- temporary files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- temporary files:specifying location:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- timestamp literals, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- trace files:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- trace files:acuodbc_trace.log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- trace files:general:
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- trace files:naming:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- trace files:odbctrac.dll:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- trace files:sql.log:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- trace files:sql_trace.log:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- trace files:starting AcuODBC trace function:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- trace files:starting MS trace function:
- To start the Microsoft ODBC trace function
- trace files:troubleshooting:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- trace files:vision_trace.log:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- Tracing tab, AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- transaction log file:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction log file:buffer size in bytes:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction parameters:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction parameters:Log Buffer Size:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction processing support:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction processing support:enabling:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Transaction Support Options fields:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Transaction Support Options fields:Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:enabling transaction processing support:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:Encrypt Log File field:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:Log File field:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:Log to Device field:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- transaction support options:logging:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- troubleshooting:
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- 7.3 Application Errors
- troubleshooting:application errors:
- 7.3 Application Errors
- troubleshooting:errors, overview:
- 7.1 Overview of Errors
- troubleshooting:trace files:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- 7.5 General ODBC Trace Files
- troubleshooting:Vision errors:
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- two-tier architecture:
- 2.4.1 Components
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- two-tier architecture:components:
- 2.4.1 Components
- two-tier architecture:overview:
- 2.4 Remote SQL Processing
- two-tier environment:
- 8.1 AcuODBC Server
- two-tier environment:advantages:
- 8.1 AcuODBC Server
U
- underscores in SQL table names:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- 3.1 Data Source Names (DSNs)
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- unique field names:
- 6.3.8 NAME Directive
- UNIX filenames:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- UNIX filenames:specifying case:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- UNIX servers:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- UNIX servers:data file name extensions:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- UNIX servers:XFD filename extensions:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- unsigned integers, NUMERIC directive:
- 6.3.9 NUMERIC Directive
- UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- UPDATE command:linked data:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- UPDATE command:overview:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- UPDATE command:SQL syntax:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- UPDATE command:WHERE clause:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- upper case, SQL syntax:
- 5.3 SQL Syntax Supported by AcuODBC
- Usage field:
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- Usage field:AcuODBC Server tab:
- 3.6 Processing Remotely
- 9.2 Configuring the Remote DSN on the Client
- usage list:
- 8.5.1 acuodbcs
- usage list:acuodbcs command:
- 8.5.1 acuodbcs
- USE GROUP directive:
- 6.3.6 DATE Directive
- 6.3.10 USE GROUP Directive
- User DSN:
- To add a data source name
- utilities, xfdcrypt:
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- utilities:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- utilities:AcuODBC Data Source Configuration utility:
- 9.3.1 Configuring Remote Data Sources in Windows
- utilities:srvconfig.sh - working at the UNIX command line:
- 9.3.4 The srvconfig.sh Utility - Working at the Command Line
- utilities:srvconfig.tcl - working in a UNIX graphical environment:
- 9.3.3 The srvconfig.tcl Utility - Working in a Graphical Environment
V
- VARCHAR character type:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- variable, ASSIGN:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- version:
- 8.5.8 acuodbcs -version
- version:displaying acuodbcs release version:
- 8.5.8 acuodbcs -version
- viewing license messages:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Vision files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision files:defining options:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision parameters:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision parameters:Buffers:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision parameters:Locks Per File:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision parameters:Max Files:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision parameters:Max Locks:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision tab:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision tab:AcuODBC Configuration property sheet:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision tab:Transaction Support Options fields:
- 3.4 Vision Options
- Vision tracing debug option:
- 3.5 Tracing Options
- Vision:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- Vision:errors:
- 7.2 Native Vision Errors
- Vision:options:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- Vision:trace files:
- 7.4 AcuODBC Trace Files
- vision_trace.log file:
- To start AcuODBC's trace functions
- 3.5 Tracing Options
W
- WHEN directive:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHEN directive:FILLER clause:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHEN directive:NULL values:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHEN directive:OTHER clause:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHEN directive:overview:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHEN directive:REDEFINES clause:
- 6.3.11 WHEN Directive
- WHERE clause:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- WHERE clause:DELETE command:
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- WHERE clause:SELECT command:
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- WHERE clause:UPDATE command:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- WHERE constraint:
- 5.3.4 UPDATE Command
- 5.3.1 SELECT Command
- 5.3.5 DELETE Command
- wildcards in access records:
- 8.4.2 Modifying the Server Access File
- windows applications, working with:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- Word 2000 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Word 2000
- Word 7.0 and AcuODBC:
- To access data from Word 97
- words, SQL reserved:
- 5.5 SQL Reserved Words Recognized by AcuODBC
- working with Windows applications:
- 4.1 Working With Windows Applications
- writable data sources and non-numeric data in numeric fields:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- Write Permission field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- Write Permission field:File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- Write Permission field:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- write permission:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- write permission:AcuODBC READ-ONLY directive:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- write permission:Advanced tab:
- 3.3 Advanced Options
- write permission:file aliases:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- write permission:Multicompany tab:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- write permission:overriding DSN default:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- write permission:overriding master DSN defaults:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- write permissions:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- write permissions:overriding default DSN:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- write permissions:overriding default:
- 6.3.4 AcuODBC READ-ONLY Directive
- write permissions:overriding master DSN default:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- writing programs to generate SQL:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
- writing queries:
- 5.2 What to Consider
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
- writing queries:COBOL vs application language:
- 5.2.1 COBOL vs. Application Language
- writing queries:considerations:
- 5.2 What to Consider
- writing queries:overview:
- 5.1 Writing Queries to Access Data
- writing SQL directly:
- 2.1 AcuODBC Design
X
- XFD directory:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- XFD directory:specifying for multicompany DSNs:
- 3.8.1 Creating the Master DSN
- XFD directory:specifying:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- XFD field:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- XFD field:File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- XFD filename extensions on UNIX servers:
- To configure a remote data source in Windows
- Starting srvconfig.sh
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- XFD files, directives:
- 6.3.5 COMMENT Directive
- XFD files, directives:COMMENT:
- 6.3.5 COMMENT Directive
- XFD files:
- 6.3 Using Directives
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- 6.2 XFD Files
- 3.7 File Aliases
- 6.5 How AcuODBC Locates XFD Files
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- XFD files:and performance:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source
- XFD files:ASSIGN variable:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- XFD files:creating:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- XFD files:data dictionaries:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- XFD files:defaults:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:directives:
- 6.3 Using Directives
- XFD files:encrypting:
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- XFD files:FILLER data items:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:group items:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:identical field names:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:KEY IS phrase:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:locating:
- 6.5 How AcuODBC Locates XFD Files
- XFD files:mapping fields:
- 6.2 XFD Files
- XFD files:multiple record definitions:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:naming:
- 6.2.5 Naming the XFD File
- XFD files:OCCURS clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:REDEFINES clause:
- 6.2.2 Defaults Used in XFD Files
- XFD files:residing in different directory than data files:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- XFD files:specifying on File Alias tab:
- 3.7 File Aliases
- xfdcrypt utility:
- 6.4 Encrypting XFD Files
- 6.3.3 AcuODBC HIDDEN Directive
- xfdrmt.dir file:
- 3.2 Defining the Data Source