Table of Contents
- About native database interfaces
- Informix
- Microsoft SQL Server
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- Supported versions for SQL Server
- Supported SQL Server datatypes
- Basic software components for Microsoft SQL Server
- Preparing to use the SQL Server database
- Defining the SQL Server database interface
- Migrating from the MSS or OLE DB database interfaces
- SQL Server 2008 features
- Notes on using the SNC interface
- Oracle
- Adaptive Server Enterprise
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- Supported versions for Adaptive Server
- Supported Adaptive Server datatypes
- Basic software components for Adaptive Server
- Preparing to use the Adaptive Server database
- Defining the Adaptive Server database interface
- Using Open Client security services
- Using Open Client directory services
- Using PRINT statements in Adaptive Server stored procedures
- Creating a DataWindow based on a heterogeneous cross-database join
- What to do next
- Installing InfoMaker stored procedures in Adaptive Server databases
- DirectConnect
- Creating the extended attribute system tables in DB2 databases
About this chapter
This chapter describes the native database interfaces. For each supported interface, it then explains how to prepare to use the database and define any unique database interface parameters so that you can access your data.
For more information
This chapter gives general information about using each native database interface. For more detailed information:
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Check to see if there is a technical document that describes how to connect to your database. Any updated information about connectivity issues is available from the the Appeon Support Web site at https://support.appeon.com/.
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Ask your network or system administrator for assistance when installing and setting up the database server and client software at your site.
