Table of Contents
This chapter describes functions supported by tbCLI.
The SQLAllocConnect
function is replaced by
the SQLAllocHandle
function in ODBC 3.x.
An application program can use a single environment at a time. This function allocates and initializes the environment handle and related memory.
To receive the environment handle, the
SQLAllocEnv
function should be called before the
SQLAllocConnect
function is called. After the
function is called, the handle is sent to all functions that require the
environment handle.
For reference, if the SQLFreeEnv
function is
called, the existing environment handle is returned.
Related Function
The SQLAllocEnv
function is replaced by
the SQLAllocHandle
function in ODBC 3.x.
This function is used to allocate environment, connection and statement handles.
ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0 supports the function. The function initializes resources, environment, and command handles, and allocates memory.
Details of the
SQLAllocHandle
function are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLAllocHandle
(SQLSMALLINT HandleType,
SQLHANDLE InputHandle,
SQLHANDLE *OutputHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type to be allocated. Has one value among the types below. - SQL_HANDLE_ENV - SQL_HANDLE_DBC - SQL_HANDLE_STMT |
InputHandle | Input | Input handle. Has a different value depending on the handle type. - SQL_HANDLE_ENV: SQL_NULL_HANDLE - SQL_HANDLE_DBC: Environment handle - SQL_HANDLE_STMT: Connection handle |
OutputHandle | Output | Handle pointer to be allocated. If SQL_ERROR is returned when allocating a handle other than the environment handle, SQL_NULL_HDBC and SQL_NULL_HSTMT are allocated to OutputHandle parameters. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY014 | The number of handles exceeds the limited range. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLAllocHandle function. |
Related Functions
SQLAllocHandle
replaces SQLAllocConnect
,
SQLAllocEnv
, and
SQLAllocstmt
.
For application programs which use ODBC 2.x driver, to work
properly, the SQLAllocHandle
function should
be replaced by SQLAllocConnect
,
SQLAllocEnv
, or
SQLAllocstmt
functions accordingly.
This function gets the allocation of statement handle to process the descriptor, result value, cursor information, and status information in tbCLI. If the function is called, it allocates and initializes memory for statements. For one database connection, 1,024 statements can be allocated.
Related Function
SQLAllocStmt
is replaced by the SQLAllocHandle
in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. The function sets up the buffer and data type to receive the columns of a result set.
For all data types, the function relates the columns of result set
to application program variables. The position referenced by the
function is not updated and remains valid until the
SQLFetch
function is called.
If the SQLFetch
function is called, data is
transferred from database server to application program. Therefore this
function should be called before the SQLFetch
function is used.
Details of the SQLBindCol
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLBindCol
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle,
SQLUSMALLINT ColumnNumber,
SQLSMALLINT TargetType,
SQLPOINTER TargetValue,
SQLINTEGER BufferLength,
SQLINTEGER *StrLen_or_Ind);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
ColumnNumber | Input | Column number |
TargetType | Input | C data type |
TargetValue | Input/Output | Pointer of the buffer to receive the columns |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer size on unit of byte |
StrLen_or_IndPtr | Input/Output | Length data stored in the buffer |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY003 | Invalid application buffer type |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | The database connection time out exceeded. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 2.0. This function binds SQL statement's parameters to application program variables.
Details of the SQLBindParameter
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLBindParameter
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle
SQLUSMALLINT ParameterNumber,
SQLSMALLINT InputOutputType,
SQLSMALLINT ValueType,
SQLSMALLINT ParameterType,
SQLULEN ColumnSize,
SQLSMALLINT DecimalDigits,
SQLPOINTER ParameterValue,
SQLLEN BufferLength,
SQLLEN *StrLen_or_IndPtr);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
ParameterNumber | Input | Parameter position |
InputOutputType | Input | Parameter types |
ValueType | Input | C data type |
ParameterType | Input | SQL data type |
ColumnSize | Input | Precision
|
DecimalDigits | Input | If SQL_NUMERIC, the number of digits below the decimal point. |
ParameterValue | Input/Output | Parameter pointer |
BufferLength | Input | The maximum buffer size |
StrLen_or_Ind | Input/Output | Input/Output data size |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY003 | Invalid application buffer type |
HY004 | Invalid SQL data type |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY021 | Inconsistent descriptor information |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY104 | Invalid precision or scale value |
HY105 | Invalid parameter type |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLBindParameter function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function cancels the operation of the SQL statement that is currently running.
Details of the SQLCancel
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLCancel
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY018 | Operation is canceled |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLCancel function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function cancels the cursor. In other words, the function closes the currently executing SQL statement and cancels the result.
Details of the SQLCloseCursor
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLCloseCursor
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
24000 | Invalid cursor status |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLCloseCursor function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function sets up a property to a certain column of the result set and checks the information. If the information to be checked is a character string, the information is returned to the CharacterAttribute parameter, and if it is a number, it is returned to the NumericAttribute parameter.
Before this function is called, the
SQLPrepare
or SQLExecDirect
function should be called.
Details of the SQLColAttribute
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLColAttribute
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle,
SQLUSMALLINT ColumnNumber,
SQLUSMALLINT FieldIdentifier,
SQLPOINTER CharacterAttribute,
SQLSMALLINT BufferLength,
SQLSMALLINT *StringLength,
SQLPOINTER NumericAttribute);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
ColumnNumber | Input | Column position |
FieldIdentifier | Input | Information to check |
CharacterAttribute | Output | Buffer pointer |
BufferLength | Input | The maximum size of buffer |
StringLength | Output | Returned character string length |
NumericAttribute | Output | Returned number |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
07005 | Prepared statement is out of cursor range. |
7009 | Invalid descriptor index |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY091 | Invalid descriptor field identifier |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLColAttribute function. |
The SQLColAttributes
function is replaced by
the SQLColAttribute function in
ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function searches or returns authorities related to certain table's column list. The returned information is represented as a result set.
Details of the SQLColumnPrivileges
function
are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLColumnPrivileges
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle,
SQLCHAR *CatalogName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength1,
SQLCHAR *SchemaName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength2,
SQLCHAR *TableName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength3,
SQLCHAR *ColumnName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength4);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length |
TableName | Input | Table name |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length |
ColumnName | Input | Column name |
NameLength4 | Input | Column name length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLColumnPrivileges function. |
Supported by XopenCLI/ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function searches the information of a certain column or list, and returns the result set.
Details of the SQLColumns
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLColumns
(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle,
SQLCHAR *CatalogName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength1,
SQLCHAR *SchemaName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength2,
SQLCHAR *TableName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength3,
SQLCHAR *ColumnName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength4);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name to search |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length |
TableName | Input | Table name to search |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length |
ColumnName | Input | Column ID to search |
NameLength4 | Input | Length of the column ID to search |
Return column
The following are columns returned by the
SQLColumns
function.
Column number | Column name | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | TABLE_CAT | VARCHAR | Catalog name |
2 | TABLE_SCHEM | VARCHAR | Schema name |
3 | TABLE_NAME | VARCHAR(NOT NULL) | Table or view name |
4 | COLUMN_NAME | VARCHAR(NOT NULL) | Column ID |
5 | DATA_TYPE | NUMERIC(NOT NULL) | SQL data type for column |
6 | TYPE_NAME | VARCHAR(NOT NULL) | Character string representing DATA_TYPE column |
7 | COLUMN_SIZE | NUMERIC | The maximum size of a column |
8 | BUFFER_LENGTH | NUMERIC | The maximum size of a buffer to store data |
9 | DECIMAL_DIGITS | NUMERIC | The number of digits after the decimal point, of a column |
10 | NUM_PREC_RADIX | NUMERIC | One value among 10, 2, or NULL - If DATA_TYPE column is a number: 2 - COLUMN_SIZE column: The number of bits allowed to insert |
11 | NULLABLE | NUMERIC(NOT NULL) | Whether NULL value can be used. |
12 | REMARKS | VARCHAR | Column description |
13 | COLUMN_DEF | VARCHAR | Default value of a column |
14 | SQL_DATA_TYPE | NUMERIC(NOT NULL) | SQL data type |
15 | SQL_DATETIME_SUB | NUMERIC | Internal data type |
16 | CHAR_OCTET_LENGTH | NUMERIC | The maximum number of bytes in a column |
17 | ORDINAL_POSITION | NUMERIC(NOT NULL) | The original position of table column |
18 | IS_NULLABLE | VARCHAR | Whether the row contains NULL |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement is not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution is not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLColumns function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function configures the database to be connected. Application program provides the database with SQL, and can selectively offer the information related to authority and authentication.
Before this function, the SQLAllocConnect
function should be called.
Details of the SQLConnect
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLConnect
(SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle,
SQLCHAR *ServerName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength1,
SQLCHAR *UserName,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength2,
SQLCHAR *Authentication,
SQLSMALLINT NameLength3);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
ServerName | Input | Database name pointer |
NameLength1 | Input | Database name length |
UserName | Input | User ID pointer |
NameLength2 | Input | User ID length |
Authentication | Input | Password pointer related to authentication |
NameLength3 | Input | Password pointer related to authentication |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01S02 | Option value has changed. |
08001 | Client cannot connect to server. |
08002 | The database connection name is already used. |
08004 | Server denied the connection. |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication. |
28000 | Invalid authority is configured. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLConnect function. |
IM002 | Unable to find the datasource name or default driver does not exist. |
IM003 | Unable to load the configured driver. |
IM004 | Failed to allocate an environment handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM005 | Failed to allocate a connection handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM006 | Failed to configure the database connection properties to the driver by using the SQLSetConnectAttr function. |
IM009 | Unable to connect to translation DLL. |
IM010 | Datasource name is longer than the value configured in the SQL_MAX_DSN_LENGTH parameter. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function copies the descriptor information to other descriptor handles.
Details of the
SQLCopyDesc
function are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLCopyDesc
(SQLHDESC SourceDescHandle,
SQLHDESC TargetDescHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
SourceDescHandle | Input | Original descriptor handle |
TargetDescHandle | Input | Target descriptor handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01S02 | Option value has changed. |
08001 | Client cannot connect to the server. |
08002 | The database connection name is already used. |
08004 | Server denied the connection. |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication. |
28000 | Invalid authority is configured. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYT00 | Connection timeout. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLCopyDesc function. |
IM002 | Unable to find the datasource name or default driver does not exist. |
IM003 | Unable to load the configured driver. |
IM004 | Failed to allocate an environment handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM005 | Failed to allocate a connection handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM006 | Failed to configure the database connection properties to driver by using the SQLSetConnectAttr function. |
IM009 | Unable to connect to translation DLL. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function checks the information of certain column name, data type, precision, scale, and whether NULL is used in the result set.
Before the function is called, SQLPrepare
or
SQLExecDirect
function should be called.
Details of the SQLDescribeCol
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLDescribeCol (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT ColumnNumber, SQLCHAR *ColumnName, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *NameLength, SQLSMALLINT *DataType, SQLUINTEGER *ColumnSize, SQLSMALLINT *DecimalDigits, SQLSMALLINT *Nullable);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
ColumnNumber | Input | Column position |
ColumnName | Output | Column name pointer |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer size to store the column name |
NameLength | Output | Column name length |
DataType | Output | Column data type |
ColumnSize | Output | Column precision |
DecimalDigits | Output | Column scale |
Nullable | Output | Whether to allow NULL for the column |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
07005 | Prepared statement is out of cursor range. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLDescribeCol function. |
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function returns the descriptor of parameter symbol related to the prepared SQL statement.
Details of the SQLDescribeParam
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLDescribeParam (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT ParameterNumber, SQLSMALLINT *DataType, SQLUINTEGER *ParameterSize, SQLSMALLINT *DecimalDigits, SQLSMALLINT *Nullable);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
ParameterNumber | Input | Parameter marker number. |
DataType | Output | SQL data type for parameter. |
ParameterSize | Output | Buffer pointer to which column size will be returned |
DecimalDigits | Output | Buffer pointer to which column precision will be returned |
Nullable | Output | Buffer pointer to which the option whether NULL is allowed for the parameter will be returned. Has one value among the following. - SQL_NO_NULLS: NULL is not allowed. - SQL_NULLABLE: NULL is allowed. - SQL_NULLABLE_UNKNOWN: Cannot decide whether NULL is allowed or not. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
21S01 | The list to be inserted and the column do not match. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLDescribeParam function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function ends the database
connection related to a connection handle. If this function is called,
the database connection is ended and the handle is canceled. After the
handle is successfully canceled, if the SQLConnect
function is called, the application program cannot use the connection
handle again.
To connect to another database, after calling the function, use
SQLConnect
or SQLFreeConnect
function.
Details of the
SQLDisconnect
function is as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLDisconnect (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01002 | An error occurred while disconnecting database. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
25000 | Invalid transaction state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLDisconnect function. |
Supported in CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function specifies the target
database (to be connected to). This function is used when information,
not including the three parameters provided by the
SQLConnect
function, is required.
SQLAllocConnect
must be called before this
function.
The following describes the SQLDriverConnect
function details.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLDriverConnect
(SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle,
SQLHWND WindowHandle,
SQLCHAR *InConnectionString,
SQLSMALLINT StringLength1,
SQLCHAR *OutConnectionString,
SQLSMALLINT BufferLength,
SQLSMALLINT *StringLength2Ptr,
SQLUSMALLINT DriverCompletion);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
WindowHandle | Input | Not used. (NULL) |
InConnectionString | Input | Connection character string. This
string consists of a series of
|
StringLength1 | Input | Length of the connection character string. |
OutConnectionString | Output | Pointer that saves the completed connection string. Buffer must be a minimum of 1024 bytes. If set to NULL, BufferLength and StringLength2Ptr are also ignored. |
BufferLength | Input | Byte length of the buffer. |
StringLength2Ptr | Output | Length of the data that is saved in the buffer. |
DriverCompletion | Input | Not used. (Input SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT) |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function completed successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function completed successfully, but a warning message exists. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S02 | Option value has changed. |
08001 | Client cannot connect to server. |
08002 | Database connection name is already used. |
08004 | Connected denied by server. |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication |
28000 | Invalid authority is configured. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT00 | Connection timeout. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLDriverConnect function. |
IM002 | Unable to find the datasource name or default driver does not exist. |
IM003 | Unable to load the configured driver. |
IM004 | Failed to allocate an environment handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM005 | Failed to allocate a connection handle to the driver by using the SQLAllocHandle function. |
IM006 | Failed to configure the database connection properties to the driver by using the SQLSetConnectAttr function. |
IM009 | Unable to connect to translation DLL. |
IM010 | Datasource name is longer than the value configured in SQL_MAX_DSN_LENGTH. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function commits or rolls
back the current transaction. Whether to commit or roll back is decided
by the CompletionType Parameter of the SQLEndTran
function.
If there is currently no working transaction, the function returns SQL_SUCCESS without accessing database server.
Details of the SQLEndTran
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLEndTran (SQLSMALLINT HandleType, SQLHANDLE Handle, SQLSMALLINT CompletionType);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type to be allocated. Has one value among the following. - SQL_HANDLE_ENV - SQL_HANDLE_DBC |
Handle | Input | Handle pointer. |
CompletionType | Input | Type which presents whether to commit or to rollback. Has one value among the following. - SQL_COMMIT - SQL_ROLLBACK |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
08007 | Failed to connect to the database while processing the transaction. |
25S01 | Transaction state. |
25S02 | Transaction has not been activated. |
25S03 | Transaction has been rolled back. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40002 | Violation of integrity constraint. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY012 | Invalid transaction operation code. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLEndTran function. |
This function returns the information about error and state of the recently called function for a certain command, database connection or environment handle.
Related Function
SQLError
is replaced by SQLGetDiagRec
in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function directly executes SQL statements except transaction related statements such as commit and rollback.
In order to execute commit or rollback, the
SQLTransact
function should be called. Before the
SQLExecDirect
function is called, all parameters
should be bound, and the database server to be connected to should be
prepared in an SQL statement, in advance. The SQL statements are
executed only once.
Details of the SQLExecDirect
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLExecDirect (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *StatementText, SQLINTEGER TextLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
StatementText | Input | SQL statement. |
TextLength | Input | SQL statement text length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_NEED_DATA | More data is required to execute the SQL statement. (Ex: Parameter) |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01001 | Cursor operation is conflicted. |
01003 | NULL is deleted in the configured function. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01006 | Unreturned privilege. |
01007 | Not granted privilege. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07002 | Error in the COUNT field. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07S01 | Default parameter is incorrectly used. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
21S01 | The list to be inserted and the column do not match. |
21S02 | Table's degree and column do not match. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22008 | Overflow occurred to the DATETIME field. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
22019 | Invalid escape character. |
22025 | Invalid escape sequence. |
23000 | Violation of integrity constraint. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
34000 | Invalid cursor name. |
3D000 | Invalid catalog name. |
3F000 | Invalid schema name. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
42000 | Syntax error or access violation occurred. |
42S01 | Base table or view already exists. |
42S02 | Unable to find the base table or view. |
42S11 | Index already exists. |
42S12 | Unable to find the index. |
42S21 | Column already exists. |
42S22 | Unable to find the column. |
44000 | Violation of WITH CHECK OPTION. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY105 | Invalid parameter type. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Connection timeout. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLExecDirect function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function executes the
prepared SQL statements once or multiple times. SQL statements use the
SQLBindParameter
function to apply the current
values to the application program variables which are bound by parameter
maker.
If an application program uses the SQLExecute
function to process the call result, the SQL statement can be executed
again by applying new values to application program variables.
Details of the SQLExecute
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLExecute (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_NEED_DATA | More data is required to execute the SQL statement. (Ex: Parameter) |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01001 | Cursor operation is conflicted. |
01003 | NULL is deleted in the configured function. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01006 | Unreturned privilege. |
01007 | Not granted privilege. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07002 | Error in the COUNT field. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07S01 | Default parameter is incorrectly used. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
21S01 | The list to be inserted and the columns do not match. |
21S02 | Table's degree and column do not match. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22008 | Overflow occurred to the DATETIME field. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
22019 | Invalid escape character. |
22025 | Invalid escape sequence. |
23000 | Violation of integrity constraint. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution is not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
42000 | Syntax error or access violation occurred. |
44000 | Violation of WITH CHECK OPTION. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY105 | Invalid parameter type. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Connection Timeout. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLExecute function. |
The SQLExtendedFetch
function is replaced by
the SQLFetchScroll
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported for the external procedure module, this function generates an error.
Details of the SQLExtProcRaiseError
function
are as follows.
Syntax
void SQL_API SQLExtProcRaiseError(ExtProcContext *Context, int ErrorCode);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
Context | Input | Context |
ErrorCode | Input | Error code |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to the input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
Supported for the external procedure module, this function generates an error with a message.
Details of the SQLExtProcRaiseErrorWithMsg
function are as follows.
Syntax
void SQL_API SQLExtProcRaiseErrorWithMsg(ExtProcContext *Context, int ErrorCode, char *ErrorMessage);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
Context | Input | Context |
ErrorCode | Input | Error code |
ErrorMessage | Input | Error Message |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to the input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function executes fetch for the execution result of an SQL statement, and returns data from all the selected columns. In other words, the function moves the cursor to the next row in the result set, and brings bound columns. If no column is bound, no data is returned to the application program, and only the cursor is moved to the next row. After the cursor is moved, unbound column data is deleted.
The SQLFetch
function can be called only when
the previously executed SQL statement is a SELECT statement.
Details of the SQLFetch
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLFetch (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function is completed but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S01 | Error in a row. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution is not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY107 | Tried to refer to a row number which does not exist in the result set. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLFetch function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function fetches a set of certain rows in the result set, and returns all the selected columns. The set of rows is inserted to either absolute or relative position.
Details of the SQLFetchScroll
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLFetchScroll (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLSMALLINT FetchOrientation, SQLINTEGER FetchOffset);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
FetchOrientation | Input | Scroll type - SQL_FETCH_NEXT: The next row - SQL_FETCH_PRIOR: The previous row - SQL_FETCH_FIRST: The first row - SQL_FETCH_LAST: The last row - SQL_FETCH_ABSOLUTE: The FetchOffset th(st,nd,rd) row from the start point - SQL_FETCH_RELATIVE: The FetchOffset th(st, nd, rd) row from the current row |
FetchOffset | Input | The row number to be fetched |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S01 | Error in a row. |
01S06 | Tried to fetch before the result set returns the first row set. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format |
22012 | Divided by 0 |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution is not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY106 | Fetch type is out of range. |
HY107 | Tried to refer to a row number which does not exist in the result set. |
HY111 | Invalid bookmark value |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLFetchScroll function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function searches the information about foreign keys of tables. In other words, the function searches the column of the table that refers to the primary key of other tables or the list of foreign keys that refer to the primary key of the table.
Details of the SQLForeignKeys
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLForeignKeys (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *PKCatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *PKSchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *PKTableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3, SQLCHAR *FKCatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength4, SQLCHAR *FKSchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength5, SQLCHAR *FKTableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength6);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
PKCatalogName | Input | Primary key's catalog name |
NameLength1 | Input | Primary key's catalog name length |
PKSchemaName | Input | Primary key's schema name |
NameLength2 | Input | Primary key's schema name length |
PKTableName | Input | Primary key's table name |
NameLength3 | Input | Primary key's table name length |
FKCatalogName | Input | Foreign key's catalog name |
NameLength4 | Input | Foreign key's catalog name length |
FKSchemaName | Input | Foreign key's schema name |
NameLength5 | Input | Foreign key's schema name length |
FKTableName | Input | Foreign key's table name |
NameLength6 | Input | Foreign key's table name length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. . |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLForeignKeys function. |
This function invalidates the connection handle, and cancels all
related resources. If the SQLFreeConnect
function
is called when database connection is valid, SQL_ERROR is returned and
the connection handle is validated.
Related Function
SQLFreeConnect
is replaced by SQLDisconnect
in ODBC 3.x.
This function invalidates the environment handle, and cancels all
related resources. If the SQLFreeEnv
function is
called when the connection handle is valid, SQL_ERROR is returned and
the environment handle is validated.
Before the function is called, the
SQLFreeConnect
function should be called.
Related Function
SQLFreeEnv
is replaced by SQLFreeHandle
in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function cancels the memories allocated to connection, handle, and command statement.
Details of the
SQLFreeHandle
function are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLFreeHandle (SQLSMALLINT HandleType, SQLHANDLE Handle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type to be canceled. Has one value among the types below. - SQL_HANDLE_ENV - SQL_HANDLE_DBC - SQL_HANDLE_STMT |
Handle | Input | Handle to be canceled. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function has finished successfully |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to input parameter is invalid |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error has occurred |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY017 | Automatically allocated descriptor handle is incorrectly used. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLFreeHandle function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function cancels the memory allocated to a command statement.
After processing an SQL statement, call the
SQLFreeStmt
function. The function closes the open
cursor and reconfigures the parameters. The function also cancels the
binding of columns, invalidates the statement handle, and cancels handle
related resources. Also, the method to cancel the handle can be
configured by the option parameter.
Details of the SQLFreeStmt
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLFreeStmt (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT Option);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Option | Input | Method of canceling the handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function has finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLFreeStmt function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns the properties of the currently configured database connection.
Details of the SQLGetConnectAttr
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetConnectAttr (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
Attribute | Input | Column to be searched |
Value | Output | Memory pointer that stores the current value of the column |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer size that will store the execution result |
StringLength | Output | Value parameter length - In case of the NULL pointer, the length is not returned. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetConnectAttr function. |
The SQLGetConnectOption
function is replaced
by the SQLGetConnectAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns the name of the cursor related to the specified statement.
Details of the SQLGetCursorName
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetCursorName (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CursorName, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *NameLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
CursorName | Output | Buffer pointer that stores cursor name |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer pointer that will store the execution result |
NameLength | Output | Length of the cursor name |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY015 | No available cursor name |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetCursorName function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function searches data for
a single column from the current row of the result set. This function
can be used instead of the SQLBinCol
function that
calls the SQLFetch
function to send data directly
to application program variables.
Details of the SQLGetData
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetData (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT ColumnNumber, SQLSMALLINT TargetType, SQLPOINTER TargetValue, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *StrLen_or_Ind);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
ColumnNumber | Input | Column position to be searched. |
TargetType | Input | Buffer's C type to which the searched data will be inserted. |
TargetValue | Output | Buffer pointer to which the searched data will be inserted. |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length |
StrLen_or_Ind | Output | Length of indicator of the searched data |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement is not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format |
22012 | Divided by 0 |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY003 | Invalid application buffer type |
HY008 | Operation canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetData function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns the column value or the currently configured settings of the descriptor record.
Details of the SQLGetDescField
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetDescField (SQLHDESC DescriptorHandle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLSMALLINT FieldIdentifier, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
DescriptorHandle | Input | Descriptor handle |
RecNumber | Input | Descriptor record |
FieldIdentifier | Input | Descriptor value column |
Value | Output | Buffer pointer that stores the descriptor information |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer size that stores the descriptor information |
StringLength | Output | The execution result information length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function is completed but related data cannot be found. (Ex: RecNumber Parameter is bigger than the current number of descriptor record.) Or the descriptor handle is IRD but the cursor does not open. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY007 | SQL statement is not prepared |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY021 | Inconsistent descriptor information |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY091 | Invalid descriptor field identifier |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetDescField function |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns multiple column values or the currently configured settings of the descriptor record. The column returns the specified name, data type, column, and parameter data storage.
Details of the SQLGetDescRec
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetDescRec (SQLHDESC DescriptorHandle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLCHAR *Name, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *StringLength, SQLSMALLINT *Type, SQLSMALLINT *SubType, SQLINTEGER *Length, SQLSMALLINT *Precision, SQLSMALLINT *Scale, SQLSMALLINT *Nullable);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
DescriptorHandle | Input | Descriptor handle |
RecNumber | Input | Descriptor record |
Name | Output | Buffer pointer that stores column SQL_DESC_NAME |
BufferLength | Input | Name Parameter's buffer length |
StringLength | Output | The length of returned SQL_DESC_NAME column |
Type | Output | Buffer pointer that stores column SQL_DESC_TYPE |
SubType | Output | Buffer pointer to which the SQL_DESC_DATETIME_INTERVAL_CODE field value will be returned for SQL_DATETIME type record |
Length | Output | Descriptor record length information |
Precision | Output | Descriptor record precision information |
Scale | Output | Descriptor record scale information |
Nullable | Output | Information about whether to allow NULL for descriptor record |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: RecNumber Parameter is bigger than the current number of descriptor record.) Or, descriptor handle is IRD but the cursor does not open. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY007 | SQL statement is not prepared. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetDescRec function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns a current value of a field in the diagnostic data structure containing state information, error, and warning related a specific handle.
Details of the SQLGetDiagField
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetDiagField (SQLSMALLINT HandleType, SQLHANDLE Handle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLSMALLINT DiagIdentifier, SQLPOINTER DiagInfo, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type |
Handle | Input | Handle |
RecNumber | Input | State record |
DiagIdentifier | Input | Diagnostic column of the value to be returned |
DiagInfo | Output | Buffer pointer that stores Diagnostic information |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length |
StringLength | Output | The execution result information length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns a current
value of a field in the diagnostic data structure containing; state
information, error, and warning related a specific handle. Unlike the
SQLGetDiagField
function that returns only a single
column, the function returns SQLSATE, error code, diagnostic message
text, etc.
Details of the SQLGetDiagRec
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetDiagRec (SQLSMALLINT HandleType, SQLHANDLE Handle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLCHAR *Sqlstate, SQLINTEGER *NativeError, SQLCHAR *MessageText, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *TextLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type |
Handle | Input | Handle |
RecNumber | Input | State record |
Sqlstate | Output | SQLSTATE code |
NativeError | Output | Default error code |
MessageText | Output | Text string of a diagnostic message |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length to store text string of a diagnostic message |
TextLength | Output | Length of text string of a diagnostic message |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Function is completed but related data cannot be found. (Ex: RecNumber Parameter is 0 or negative number.) Or, buffer length is smaller than 0. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns the current value of a column that is related to the environment handle.
Details of the SQLGetEnvAttr
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetEnvAttr (SQLHENV EnvironmentHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
EnvironmentHandle | Input | Environment handle |
Attribute | Input | Column to be searched. |
Value | Output | Current value of column |
BufferLength | Input | The maximum length if a value parameter is a character string. |
StringLength | Output | The execution result information length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function is completed but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetEnvAttr function. |
Supported for the external procedure module, this function allocates a statement handle using the context of the extproc.
Details of the SQLGetExtProcAllocMemory
function are as follows.
Syntax
SQLPOINTER SQL_API SQLExtProcAllocMemory(ExtProcContext *Context, SQLUINTEGER AllocSize);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
Context | Input | Context |
AllocSize | Input | Allocation size |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
Supported for the external procedure module, this function allocates environment variables and connections using the context and connect of the extproc.
Details of the SQLGetExtProcConnect
function
are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQL_API SQLGetExtProcConnect(ExtProcContext *Context, SQLHENV *EnvironmentHandle, SQLHDBC *ConnectionHandle, SQLSMALLINT *ErrorHandleType, SQLHANDLE *ErrorHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
Context | Input | Context |
EnvironmentHandle | Input | Environment handle |
ConnectionHandle | Output | Connection handle |
ErrorHandleType | Output | Error handle type |
ErrorHandle | Output | Error handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function is used to know whether a driver supports a certain function. The function can be used both in the driver manager and the driver. If the function is used within a driver, driver manager calls functions within the driver.
Details of the SQLGetFunctions
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetFunctions (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle, SQLUSMALLINT FunctionId, SQLUSMALLINT *Supported);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
FunctionId | Input | Defined value which will call a ODBC function |
Supported | Output | Buffer pointer that will store the information whether the requested function is supported - SQL_TRUE - SQL_FALSE |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY095 | Function out of range |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns general information about a datasource related to driver connection.
Details of the SQLGetInfo
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetInfo (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle, SQLUSMALLINT InfoType, SQLPOINTER InfoValue, SQLSMALLINT BufferLength, SQLSMALLINT *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
InfoType | Input | Information type |
InfoValue | Output | Buffer pointer to store information |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length |
StringLength | Output | Returned information length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY024 | Invalid property value |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY096 | Information type out of range |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetInfo function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function returns the current value of SQL statement properties.
Details of the SQLGetStmtAttr
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetStmtAttr (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Attribute | Input | Property to be searched |
Value | Output | Buffer pointer to which the current value of the specified property will be returned |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length |
StringLength | Output | Returned result length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetStmtAttr function. |
The SQLGetStmtOption
function is replaced by
the SQLGetStmtAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns the information of data types supported by a datasource. The information is returned as a result set of an SQL statement execution.
If the function is called in ALTER TABLE or CREATE TABLE statements, application program uses the name of type that is returned as TYPE_NAME column of result set.
Details of the SQLGetTypeInfo
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetTypeInfo (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLSMALLINT DataType);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
DataType | Input | SQL data type |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01S02 | Option value has changed. |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication |
24000 | Invalid cursor state |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY004 | Invalid SQL data type |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLGetTypeInfo function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function decides whether an SQL statement, which includes SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE statements, additionally uses the execution result. If the execution result is additionally used, the function initializes the result.
Details of the SQLMoreResults
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLMoreResults(SQLHSTMT StatementHandle);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning |
01S02 | Option value has changed. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
40001 | Serialization failure |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error |
HY013 | Memory management error |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLMoreResults function. |
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function returns SQL character string that is changed by the driver. The SQL statement is not executed.
Details of the SQLNativeSql
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLNativeSql (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle, SQLCHAR *InStatementText, SQLINTEGER TextLength1, SQLCHAR *OutStatementText, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *TextLength2Ptr);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle |
InStatementText | Input | SQL character string to be changed |
TextLength1 | Input | SQL character string length to be changed |
OutStatementText | Output | Returned SQL character string |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length to store a returned SQL character string |
TextLength2Ptr | Output | Length of a returned result |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLNativeSql function. |
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function returns the number of parameters within an SQL statement.
Details of the SQLNumParams
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLNumParams (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLSMALLINT *ParameterCountPtr);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
ParameterCountPtr | Output | Buffer pointer to store the return information. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement is not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLNumParams function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns the number of columns of a result set related to an input statement handle. If the recently executed SQL statement is not a SELECT statement, the function returns 0.
Before the function is called, SQLPrepare
or
SQLExecDirect
function should be called.
Details of the SQLNumResultCols
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLNumResultCols (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLSMALLINT *ColumnCount);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
ColumnCount | Output | Pointer to store the result. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLNumResultCols function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function supports parameter
data when executing an SQL statement. This function is used along with
the SQLPutData
function.
Details of the SQLParamData
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLParamData (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLPOINTER *Value);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Value | Output | Buffer pointer to store the ParameterValue
parameter of the SQLBindParameter
function, or the TargetValue parameter of the
SQLBindCol function. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_NEED_DATA | More data is required to execute the SQL statement. (Ex: Parameter) |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22026 | Character string data with invalid length. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLParamData function. |
The SQLParamOptions
function is replaced by
the SQLSetStmtAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function prepares the SQL statements to be executed. In other words, the function connects an SQL statement with an input command handle, and sends the command to the database to be prepared.
Details of the SQLPrepare
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLPrepare (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *StatementText, SQLINTEGER TextLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
StatementText | Input | SQL statement |
TextLength | Input | SQL statement length |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
21S01 | The list to be inserted and the columns do not match. |
21S02 | Table's degree and column do not match. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
22019 | Invalid escape character. |
22025 | Invalid escape sequence. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
34000 | Invalid cursor name. |
3D000 | Invalid catalog name. |
3F000 | Invalid schema name. |
42000 | Syntax error or access violation occurred. |
42S01 | Base table or view already exists. |
42S02 | Unable to find the base table or view. |
42S11 | Index already exists. |
42S12 | Unable to find the index. |
42S21 | Column already exists. |
42S22 | Unable to find the column. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLPrepare function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns the information about the primary key of a certain table, as a list.
Details of the SQLPrimaryKeys
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLPrimaryKeys (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *TableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
TableName | Input | Table name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLPrimaryKeys function. |
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function returns not only the columns that compose specified procedure result set but also the list of input/output parameters. They are returned as a result set of specified statements.
Details of the SQLProcedureColumns
function
are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLProcedureColumns (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *ProcName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3, SQLCHAR *ColumnName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength4);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
ProcName | Input | Procedure name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Procedure name length. |
ColumnName | Input | Column name. |
NameLength4 | Input | Column name length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLProcedureColumns function. |
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function returns the list of procedure names stored in the specified datasource.
Details of the SQLProcedures
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLProcedures (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *ProcName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
ProcName | Input | Procedure name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Procedure name length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLProcedures function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function allows parameter or column data to be sent to the driver when the application program executes an SQL statement. The function is used to send character or binary data values to a column that has the data type used in a character, binary or a certain datasource.
The function supports the unicode C data type to be bound, even when the current driver does not support the unicode data.
Details of the SQLPutData
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLPutData (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLPOINTER Data, SQLINTEGER StrLen_or_Ind);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Data | Input | Buffer pointer to store actual data of parameter or column. |
StrLen_or_Ind | Input | Data length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to the input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07S01 | Default parameter is incorrectly used. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22008 | Overflow occurred to the DATETIME field. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY019 | Data that is neither character nor binary was sent by being divided. |
HY020 | Tried on union of NULL value. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLPutData function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns the number of rows of tables which were affected by UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE statements, or views related to the tables. The function returns 0 if the recently executed SQL statement is not an UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE statement, or the execution has failed.
Before the function is executed, the
SQLExecute
function or the
SQLExecDirect
function should be called.
Details of the SQLRowCount
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLRowCount (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQINTEGER *RowCount);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
RowCount | Output | Pointer to store the rows of execution result. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLRowCount function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function configures the
connection property values for a certain database connection. All the
configured database connections and command options are kept until the
SQLFreeConnect
function is called or they are
reconfigured by the SQLSetConnectAttr
function.
Details of the SQLSetConnectAttr
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetConnectAttr (SQLHDBC ConnectionHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
ConnectionHandle | Input | Connection handle. |
Attribute | Input | Properties to be configured. |
Value | Input | Buffer pointer that contains the property values to be configured. |
StringLength | Input | Buffer length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
08002 | The database connection name is already used. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
3D000 | Invalid catalog name. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY011 | The property cannot be currently configured. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY024 | Invalid property value. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetConnectAttr function. |
IM009 | Unable to load translation DDL. |
The SQLSetConnectOption
function is replaced
by the SQLSetConnectAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function relates the currently executing SQL statement with a cursor name. If the application program does not call the function, the driver creates a cursor name required to execute the SQL statement.
Details of the SQLSetCursorName
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetCursorName (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CursorName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CursorName | Input | Cursor name. |
NameLength | Input | Cursor name length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
34000 | Invalid cursor name. |
3C000 | Duplicated cursor name. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetCursorName function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function configures a field value of a descriptor record.
Details of the SQLSetDescField
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetDescField (SQLHDESC DescriptorHandle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLSMALLINT FieldIdentifier, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER BufferLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
DescriptorHandle | Input | Descriptor handle. |
RecNumber | Input | The field record number in the descriptor. (Record number starts from 1.) |
FieldIdentifier | Input | Field identifier to be configured. |
Value | Input | Buffer pointer which stores the value to be configured. |
BufferLength | Input | Buffer length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY016 | Implementation row descriptor cannot be edited. |
HY021 | Inconsistent descriptor information. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY091 | Invalid descriptor field identifier. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HY105 | Invalid parameter type. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetDescField function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function configures multiple descriptor columns for a buffer and data types that are used in a column or parameter data.
Details of the SQLSetDescRec
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetDescRec (SQLHDESC DescriptorHandle, SQLSMALLINT RecNumber, SQLSMALLINT Type, SQLSMALLINT SubType, SQLINTEGER Length, SQLSMALLINT Precision, SQLSMALLINT Scale, SQLPOINTER Data, SQLINTEGER *StringLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
DescriptorHandle | Input | Descriptor handle. |
RecNumber | Input | Descriptor record that includes the columns to be configured. |
Type | Input | Descriptor record types. |
SubType | Input | Descriptor record sub types. |
Length | Input | Descriptor record's length column. |
Precision | Input | Descriptor record's precision column. |
Scale | Input | Descriptor record's scale column. |
Data | In/output | Descriptor record's data pointer column. |
StringLength | In/output | Descriptor record's character string length column. |
Indicator | In/output | Descriptor record's indicator pointer column. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY016 | Implementation row descriptor cannot be edited. |
HY021 | Inconsistent descriptor information. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetDescRec function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function configures property values of the current environment handle.
Details of the SQLSetEnvAttr
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetEnvAttr (SQLHENV EnvironmentHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
EnvironmentHandle | Input | Environment handle. |
Attribute | Input | Environment handle property to be configured. |
Value | Input | Environment handle property value to be configured. |
StringLength | Input | The length if the environment handles property value to be configured, is a string. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY024 | Invalid property value. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
The SQLSetParam
function is replaced by the
SQLBindParameter
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ODBC 1.0. This function configures the cursor position or allows application program to refresh data within a row set. The function can also update or delete the data in the result set.
Details of the SQLSetPos
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetPos (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT RowNumber, SQLUSMALLINT Operation, SQLUSMALLINT LockType);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
RowNumber | Input | Row position in the row set. |
Operation | Input | Operations to be executed. |
LockType | Input | Lock types for rows after operation is executed. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_NEED_DATA | More data is required to execute the SQL statement. (Ex: Parameter) |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01001 | Cursor operation is conflicted. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S01 | Error in a row. |
01S07 | The fractional part of the number of a numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
21S02 | Table's degree and column do not match. |
22001 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22008 | Overflow occurred to the DATETIME field. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
23000 | Violation of integrity constraint. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
42000 | Syntax error or access violation occurred. |
44000 | Violation of WITH CHECK OPTION. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY011 | The property cannot be configured currently. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY092 | Invalid property identifier. |
HY107 | Tried to refer to a row number which does not exist in the result set. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetPos function. |
The SQLSetScrollOptions
function is replaced
by the SQLGetInfo
function and the
SQLSetStmtAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 3.0. This function configures
properties of a certain statement handle. Unless the properties are
reconfigured by a new SQLSetStmtAttr
function or
the statement handle is deleted, the configured properties
remain.
Details of the SQLSetStmtAttr
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSetStmtAttr (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Attribute, SQLPOINTER Value, SQLINTEGER StringLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Attribute | Input | Statement handle property to be configured. |
Value | Input | Statement handle property value to be configured. |
StringLength | Input | The length, if the statement handle property value to be configured is a string |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01S02 | Option value is changed. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY011 | The property cannot be configured currently. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY017 | Automatically allocated descriptor handle is incorrectly used. |
HY024 | Invalid property value. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSetStmtAttr function. |
The SQLSetStmtOption
function is replaced by
the SQLSetStmtAttr
function in ODBC 3.x.
Supported by Xopen CLI/ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function searches information of a certain column in a table.
The searched column information includes the optimal set of columns that configure only a single row in the table, and the automatically changed columns when a transaction changes a value of a row.
Details of the SQLSpecialColumns
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLSpecialColumns (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLUSMALLINT IdentifierType, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *TableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3, SQLUSMALLINT Scope, SQLUSMALLINT Nullable);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
IdentifierType | Input | Column type to be returned. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
TableName | Input | Table name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length. |
Scope | Input | Minimum range of ROWID. |
Nullable | Input | Whether to allow NULL value |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY097 | The column is out of range. |
HY098 | The type is out of scope. |
HY099 | Nullable type out of range. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLSpecialColumns function. |
Supported by Xopen CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns index statistics of a certain table. The information is returned as a result set.
Details of the SQLStatistics
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLStatistics (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *TableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3, SQLUSMALLINT Unique, SQLUSMALLINT Reserved);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
TableName | Input | Table name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length. |
Unique | Input | Index types. |
Reserved | Input | If set to SQL_EMSURE, brings the statistics information from database, unconditionally. Cannot be used under any other condition. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
1000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY100 | Uniqueness option type out of range.. |
HY101 | Accuracy option type out of range. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLStatistics function. |
Supported by ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns information about related tables or an authority list for each table. The information is returned as a result set.
Details of the SQLTablePrivileges
function
are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLTablePrivileges (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *TableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
TableName | Input | Table name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution has not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Limit time exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLTablePrivileges function. |
Supported by Xopen CLI/ISO 92 CLI/ODBC 1.0. This function returns information about the list of table names, stored in the data dictionary, of a connected certain datasource. The information is returned as a result set and used like a result set generated from a SELECT statement.
Details of the SQLTables
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLTables (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *CatalogName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength1, SQLCHAR *SchemaName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength2, SQLCHAR *TableName, SQLSMALLINT NameLength3, SQLCHAR *TableType, SQLSMALLINT NameLength4);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
CatalogName | Input | Catalog name. |
NameLength1 | Input | Catalog name length. |
SchemaName | Input | Schema name. |
NameLength2 | Input | Schema name length. |
TableName | Input | Table name. |
NameLength3 | Input | Table name length. |
TableType | Input | Table's data type. |
NameLength4 | Input | Table's data type length. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function is finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function is successfully finished but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Invalid handle given to input parameter. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
40001 | Serialization failure. |
40003 | The execution is not finished and the transaction state is unknown. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT00 | Timeout exceeded. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLTables function. |
This function commits or rolls back all the changes made in the database. If a transaction is used, the application program should call the function before the database is disconnected.
If the function is called, the open cursor is closed and the unprocessed result set is deleted.
Related Function
SQLTransact
is replaced by SQLEndTran
in
ODBC 3.x.
Like the SQLAllocEnv
function,
this function allocates and initializes the memory related to the
environment handle. The function can configure whether an application
program, which uses tbCLI, uses multi threads.
Multi threads configuration differs depending on the operating system.
OS | Description |
---|---|
UNIX line | UNIX line is set not to use multi threads by default. In order to use multi threads, you must set the last parameter UseMultiThread to 'TRUE'. |
Windows line | Multi threads can be used regardless of the
UseMultiThread value, therefore it is recommended the
SQLAllocEnv2 function or the
SQLAllocHandle2 functions are not
used. |
This function should be used when allocating an environment handle firstly to configure whether to allow the use of multi threads.
Related Function
SQLAllocEnv2
is replaced by SQLAllocHandle2
.
This function allocates environment, connection, and statement handles, and configures whether to allow a program using tbCLI to use multi threads.
The methods of configuring multi threads, by operating systems,
are the same with that of the SQLAllocHandle
function.
Details of the SQLAllocHandle2
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLAllocHandle
(SQLSMALLINT HandleType,
SQLHANDLE InputHandle,
SQLHANDLE *OutputHandle,
SQLSMALLINT UseMultiThread);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
HandleType | Input | Handle type to be allocated. Has one value among the types below.
|
InputHandle | Input | Input handle. Has a different value depending on the Handle type.
|
OutputHandle | Output | Pointer of the handle to be allocated. When allocating a different handle instead of the environment handle, if SQL_ERROR is returned, this option allocates an OutputHandle parameter as SQL_NULL_HDBC or SQL_NULL_HSTMT. |
UseMultiThread | Input | Decides whether to use multi threads. When tbCLI is used in a multi-threads environment, set this value to SQL_TRUE. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
08003 | Database connection does not exist. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY014 | The number of handles exceeds the limited range. |
HY092 | Invalid property and option identifier. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLAllocHandle2 handle. |
Related Functions
SQLAllocHandle2
replaces
SQLAllocConnect
,
SQLAllocEnv2
, and
SQLAllocstmt
.
This function searches the warning message that was issued for a SQL statement.
Details of the SQLGetWarningMsg
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetWarningMsg (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLCHAR *OutputString, SQLINTEGER *BufLength);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
OutputString | Output | Buffer to contain the warning message to be returned. |
BufLength | Input | Length of the buffer to contain the warning message to be returned. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
This function searches the length of the warning message that was issued for a specific SQL statement.
Details of the SQLGetWarningMsgLength
function are as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLGetWarningMsgLength (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER *Length);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle |
Length | Output | Length of the message to be returned. |
Return Code
Return Code드 | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
This function closes the operation target LOB. If the target LOB is not closed before the transaction is completed, an error occurs. An error also occurs when trying to close an unopened LOB.
If an LOB related function is called without calling open and close, every function internally executes open or close.
Details of the SQLLobClose
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobClose (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Locator, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Locator | Input | LOB locator. |
Indicator | Input | NULL indicator pointer. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobClose function. |
This function frees the resources used by the operation target LOB locator.
Details of the SQLLobFreeLoc
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobFreeLoc (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Locator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Locator | Output | LOB locator |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobFreeLoc function. |
Retrieves LOB object data from a specified place. The retrieved data varies depending on BLOB and CLOB.
Details of the SQLLobGetData
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobGetData (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER SourceLocator, SQLBIGINT Offset, SQLINTEGER *ByteLength, SQLINTEGER *CharLength, SQLSMALLINT TargetCType, SQLPOINTER Data, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
SourceLocator | Input | LOB locator. |
Offset | Input | Starting offset of the LOB data to be retrieved.
|
ByteLength | Input/Output | BLOB type data length to be requested or returned. |
CharLength | Input/Output | CLOB type data length to be requested or returned. |
TargetCType | Input | C type of the data to be returned |
Data | Input | Data pointer to be returned. |
BufferLength | Input | Data buffer length to be returned. |
Indicator | Output | Number of bytes written to data. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function has completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY003 | Invalid application buffer type. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobGetData function. |
Related Function
SQLLobGetData
is replaced by SQLLobGetData2
.
Retrieves LOB object data from a specified location. The retrieved data varies depending on BLOB and CLOB.
The following describes the SQLLobGetData2
function details.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobGetData2 (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Locator, SQLBIGINT Offset, SQLINTEGER *ReadLength, SQLSMALLINT TargetCType, SQLPOINTER DataPtr, SQLINTEGER BufferLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Locator | Input | LOB locator |
Offset | Input | Starting offset of the LOB data to be retrieved.
|
ReadLength | Input/Output |
If set to 0, 'BufferLength' number of bytes are filled. |
TargetCType | Input | C type of the data to be returned |
DataPtr | Input | Data pointer to be returned. |
BufferLength | Input | Data buffer length to be returned. |
Indicator | Output | Number of bytes written to data. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function completed successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function completed successfully, but a warning message exists. |
SQL_NO_DATA | Function completed, but related data cannot be found. (Ex: No row is updated by the given SQL statement.) |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | Handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement is still executing. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
01S07 | Part of information of numeric type or date type is truncated. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07009 | Invalid descriptor index. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
22002 | Indicator variable is required but not offered. |
22003 | The numeric value is out of range. |
22007 | Invalid DATETIME type format. |
22012 | Divided by 0. |
22015 | Overflow occurred to the INTERVAL field. |
22018 | Invalid character value for cast configuration. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY003 | Invalid application buffer type. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HY109 | Invalid cursor position. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobGetData function. |
This function searches the length of specified LOB data. The function can be used for both BLOB and CLOB type data.
Details of the SQLLobGetLength
function are
as follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobGetLength (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Locator, SQLBIGINT *StringLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Locator | Input | LOB locator |
StringLength | Output | Length of LOB data to be returned.
|
Indicator | Input | NULL indicator pointer. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
07006 | Violation of a limited data type property. |
08S01 | Failed to connect server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY019 | Data that is neither character nor binary was sent by being divided. |
HY020 | Tried to connect NULL value. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYC00 | Optional feature is not implemented. |
0F001 | No value on a LOB token. |
This function opens the operation target LOB data. The function must always be declared first, whenever a LOB operation is executed. If each LOB related function is called without calling Open and Close, every function internally executes open and close. If the same LOB instance is opened twice within a transaction, an error occurs. An error also occurs when attempting to reopen the same LOB instance by using a different locator.
Details of the SQLLobOpen
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobOpen (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER Locator, SQLSMALLINT Mode, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
SourceLocator | Input | LOB locator. |
Mode | Input | Position value of the data to be returned. |
Indicator | Input | NULL indicator pointer. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobOpen function. |
This function writes data to a specified position within a LOB.
Details of the SQLLobPutData
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobPutData (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER *DestLocator, SQLBIGINT DestOffset, SQLSMALLINT SourceCType, SQLPOINTER Source, SQLINTEGER *ByteLength, SQLINTEGER *CharLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
DestLocator | Input | LOB locator. |
DestOffset | Input | Position to write in LOB data. |
SourceCType | Input | C type of the data to write. |
Source | Input | Pointer of the data to write. |
ByteLength | Output | Length of the written BLOB type data. |
CharLength | Output | Length of the written CLOB type data. |
Indicator | Input | NULL indicator pointer. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
24000 | Invalid cursor state. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |
IM001 | Driver does not support the
SQLLobPutData function. |
This function truncates LOB data.
Details of the SQLLobTruncate
function are as
follows.
Syntax
SQLRETURN SQLLobTruncate (SQLHSTMT StatementHandle, SQLINTEGER *Locator, SQLBIGINT NewLength, SQLINTEGER *Indicator);
Parameter
Parameter | Purpose | Description |
---|---|---|
StatementHandle | Input | Statement handle. |
Locator | Input | LOB locator. |
NewLength | Input | New LOB data length after being truncated. |
Indicator | Input | NULL indicator pointer. |
Return Code
Return Code | Description |
---|---|
SQL_SUCCESS | Function finished successfully. |
SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO | Function finished successfully, but there is a warning message. |
SQL_INVALID_HANDLE | The handle given to an input parameter is invalid. |
SQL_STILL_EXECUTING | Previously executed SQL statement has not finished. |
SQL_ERROR | Critical error occurred. |
SQLSTATE
SQLSTATE | Description |
---|---|
01000 | General warning. |
01004 | Character string is truncated from the right. |
07006 | Violation of limited data type property. |
07S01 | Default parameter is incorrectly used. |
08S01 | Failed to connect to server for communication. |
HY000 | General error. |
HY001 | Memory allocation error. |
HY008 | Operation is canceled. |
HY009 | NULL pointer is incorrectly used. |
HY010 | Function sequence error. |
HY013 | Memory management error. |
HY019 | Data that is neither character nor binary was sent by being divided. |
HY090 | Invalid character string or buffer length. |
HYT01 | Database connection time limit exceeded. |