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Programmer's Reference jConnect for JDBC 6.0 |
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| Chapter 2 Programming Information |
Chapter 2
This chapter describes the basic components and programming requirements that comprise jConnect for JDBC. It explains how to invoke the jConnect driver, set connection properties, and connect to a database server. It also contains information about using jConnect features.
For information about JDBC programming, go to http://java.sun.com/jdbc.
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| Setting up jConnect |
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| Setting the jConnect version |
| Invoking the jConnect driver |
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| Establishing a connection |
| Setting connection properties |
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| Connecting to Adaptive Server |
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| Connecting to Adaptive Server Anywhere |
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| Connecting to a server using JNDI |
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| Implementing custom socket plug-ins |
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| Creating and configuring a custom socket |
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| Handling internationalization and localization |
| Using jConnect to pass Unicode data |
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| jConnect character-set converters |
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| Working with databases |
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| Implementing high availability failover support |
| Performing server-to-server remote procedure calls |
| Using wide table support for Adaptive Server version 12.5 and later |
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| Accessing database metadata |
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| Using cursors with result sets |
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| Support for batch updates |
| Updating a database from a result set of a stored procedure |
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| Working with datatypes |
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| Implementing advanced features |
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| Using event notification |
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| Handling error messages |
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| Storing Java objects as column data in a table |
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| Using dynamic class loading |
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| JDBC 2.0 optional package extensions support |
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| Restrictions on and interpretations of JDBC standards |
| Using JDBC 3.0 method stubs |
| Using Connection.isClosed and IS_CLOSED_TEST |
| Using Statement.close with unprocessed results |
| Making adjustments for multithreading |
| Using ResultSet.getCursorName |
| Using setLong with large parameter values |
| Using COMPUTE statements |
| Executing stored procedures |
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