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Taking Advantage of Win32 API Features in DB-Library Applications
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Taking Advantage of Win32 API Features in DB-Library Applications
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Programming DB-Library for C
Getting Started with DB-Library for C
DB-Library for C Syntax Conventions
System Requirements for DB-Library for C
Installing DB-Library for C
Determining the Version of DB-Library for C
Finding Further Information
Programming for SQL Server
Communicating with SQL Server
DB-Library for C and Net-Library Interaction
Net-Library Architecture
Using Examples with pubs
Programming with DB-Library for C
DB-Library for C Data Types
Finding SQL Servers on the Network
Resolving Server Names
Windows NT-based Clients
Windows-based Clients
MS-DOS-based Clients
Results Processing
Getting Result Data
Accessing Result Rows
Regular Result Column Information
Compute Result Column Information
When to Process Results
When and How to Use dbcancel()
Error and Message Handling
Browse Mode
Building Applications
Changes to DB-Library for C
MSdblib3 Replaces W3dblib
Header Files Sqlfront.h and Sqldb.h Changed
Building Win32 DB-Library Applications
DB-Library Architecture
Libraries
Include Files
Compiling and Linking
Porting DB-Library Applications
Porting to Maintain DB-Library Compatibility with Windows
Additional Porting Considerations
Taking Advantage of Win32 API Features in DB-Library Applications
Asynchronous Query Processing
Memory Management in the Win32 API
Threads in the Win32 API
Reentrancy and DB-Library
DB-Library for C Reference
Core Functions
dbadata
dbadlen
dbaltbind
dbaltcolid
dbaltlen
dbaltop
dbalttype
dbaltutype
dbanullbind
dbbind
dbbylist
dbcancel
dbcanquery
dbchange
dbclose
dbclrbuf
dbclropt
dbcmd
dbcmdrow
dbcolinfo
dbcollen
dbcolname
dbcoltype
dbcolutype
dbconvert
dbcount
dbcurcmd
dbcurrow
dbdata
dbdataready
dbdatecrack
dbdatlen
dbdead
dbenlisttrans
dbenlistxatrans
dberrhandle
dbexit
dbfcmd
dbfirstrow
dbfreebuf
dbfreelogin
dbgetchar
dbgetmaxprocs
dbgetoff
dbgetpacket
dbgetrow
dbgettime
dbgetuserdata
dbinit
dbisavail
dbiscount
dbisopt
dblastrow
dblogin
dbmorecmds
dbmsghandle
dbname
dbnextrow
dbnullbind
dbnumalts
dbnumcols
dbnumcompute
dbnumorders
dbopen
dbordercol
dbprhead
dbprocerrhandle
dbprocinfo
dbprocmsghandle
dbprrow
dbprtype
dbresults
dbrows
dbrowtype
dbserverenum
dbsetavail
dbsetlapp
dbsetlfallback
dbsetlhost
dbsetlnatlang
dbsetlogintime
dbsetlpacket
dbsetlpwd
dbsetlsecure
dbsetltime
dbsetluser
dbsetlversion
dbsetmaxprocs
dbsetnull
dbsetopt
dbsettime
dbsetuserdata
dbsqlexec
dbsqlok
dbsqlsend
dbstrcpy
dbstrlen
dbuse
dbvarylen
dbwillconvert
dbwinexit (Windows only)
Cursor Functions
dbcursor
dbcursorbind
dbcursorclose
dbcursorcolinfo
dbcursorfetch
dbcursorfetchex
dbcursorinfo
dbcursorinfoex
dbcursoropen
Stored Procedure Functions
dbhasretstat
dbnumrets
dbretdata
dbretlen
dbretname
dbretstatus
dbrettype
dbrpcexec
dbrpcinit
dbrpcparam
dbrpcsend
Text and Image Functions
dbmoretext
dbreadtext
dbtxptr
dbtxtimestamp
dbtxtsnewval
dbtxtsput
dbupdatetext
dbwritetext
Browse Functions
dbcolbrowse
dbcolsource
dbfreequal
dbqual
dbtabbrowse
dbtabcount
dbtabname
dbtabsource
dbtsnewlen
dbtsnewval
dbtsput
Bulk-Copy Functions
bcp_batch
bcp_bind
bcp_colfmt
bcp_collen
bcp_colptr
bcp_columns
bcp_control
bcp_done
bcp_exec
bcp_init
bcp_moretext
bcp_readfmt
bcp_sendrow
BCP_SETL
bcp_writefmt
DB-Library Options
Using DB-Library for C Data Types
Data Types
Type Definitions
Error Messages
Errors
Error Severities
DB-Library for C Samples
Example8 - Handling Procedure Output Parameters
SQLExamp: Determining Column Widths
SQLTestC - SELECT Statement Processing
SQLTestN
TextCopy - Handling text and image data
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