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• Administering UniVerse, Version 10.1 (G251-1905-00)
  Describes tasks performed by UniVerse administrators. This book includes descriptions of how to use the UniVerse Admin program on a Windows client and how to use shell commands on UNIX systems to administer UniVerse.
• Administrative Supplement for Client APIs V 10.1 (G251-1906-00)
  Provides important information that developers using UCI, Intercall, UniObject, UniObjects for Java, or UniOLEDB need. It includes information about the UniRPC, the UCI Config editor, the ud_database file, and device licensing.
• InterCall Developer's Guide, Version 10.1 (G251-1913-00)
  Describes how to use the InterCall API to access UniVerse from external programs. This book is for experienced programmers who are familiar with UniVerse.
• Moving to UniVerse from PI/open V 10.1 (G251-1921-00)
  Moving to UniVerse from PI/open describes how to prepare the PI/open environment before converting PI/open applications to run under UniVerse. This book includes step-by-step procedures for converting INFO/BASIC programs, accounts, and files. This book is for experienced PI/open users and does not assume detailed knowledge of Universe.
• UniObjects Developer's Guide, Version 10.1 (G251-1933-00)
  Describes UniObjects, an interface to UniVerse and UniData systems from ActiveX. This book is for experienced programmers and application developers who are familiar with UniVerse or UniData, and ActiveX.
• UniObjects for Java Developer's Guide, Version 10.1 (G251-1914-00)
  Describes UniObjects for Java, an interface to UniVerse and UniData systems from Java. This book is for experienced programmers and application developers who are familiar with UniVerse or UniData, and with Java.
• UniVerse BASIC SQL Client Interface Guide V 10.1 (G251-1910-00)
  Describes how to use the BASIC SQL Client Interface (BCI), an interface to UniVerse and non-UniVerse databases from UniVerse BASIC. The BASIC SQL Client Interface uses ODBC-like function calls to execute SQL statements on local or remote database servers such as UniVerse, INFORMIX, ORACLE, Microsoft SQL Server, or SYBASE.
• UniVerse Basic, Version 10.1 (G251-1907-00)
  Contains comprehensive information about the UniVerse BASIC language. It includes reference pages for all BASIC statements and functions.
• UniVerse BASIC Extensions V 10.1 (G251-1908-00)
  UniVerse BASIC Extensions describes the following extensions to UniVerse BASIC: UniVerse BASIC Socket API, Using CallHTTP, Using SSL with CallHTTP and the Socket Interface, and Using WebSphere MQ with UniVerse.
• UniVerse BASIC Commands Reference V 10.1 (G251-1909-00)
  UniVerse BASIC Commands Reference provides syntax, descriptions, and examples of commands and functions.
• UniVerse Guide for Pick Users 10.1 (G251-1920-00)
  UniVerse Guide for Pick Users describes UniVerse for new UniVerse users familiar with Pick-based systems.
• UniVerse GCI Guide V 10.1 (G251-1912-00)
  Describes how to use the General Calling Interface (GCI) to call subroutines written in C, C++, or FORTRAN from BASIC programs.
• UniVerse Guide to ProVerb, Version 10.1 (G251-1922-00)
  Describes ProVerb, a UniVerse processor used by application developers to execute prestored procedures called procs. This book includes reference pages for all ProVerb commands.
• UniVerse Guide to RetrieVe, Version 10.1 (G251-1923-00)
  Describes RetrieVe, the UniVerse query language that lets users select, sort, process, and display data in UniVerse files. This book is for users who are familiar with UniVerse.
• UniVerse Guide to the UniVerse Editor V 10.1 (G251-1911-00)
  Describes in detail how to use the Editor, allowing users to modify UniVerse files or programs. This book also includes reference pages for all UniVerse Editor commands.
• UniVerse Installation Guide V 10.1 (G251-1917-00)
  This guide contains instructions for installing UniVerse 10.1.
• UniVerse New Features V 10.1 (G251-1916-00)
  UniVerse New Features describes enhancements and changes made in the UniVerse 10.1 release for all UniVerse products.
• UniVerse NLS Guide V 10.1 (G251-1918-00)
  Describes how to use and manage UniVerse's National Language Support (NLS). This book is for users, programmers, and administrators.
• UniVerse ODBC Guide V 10.1 (G251-1934-00)
  Describes how to install and configure a UniVerse ODBC server on a UniVerse host system. It also describes how to use UniVerse ODBC config and how to install, configure, and use UniVerse ODBC drivers on client systems.
• UniVerse SQL Administration for DBAs V 10.1 (G251-1924-00)
  Describes administrative tasks typically performed by DBAs, such as maintaining database integrity and security, and creating and modifying databases.
• UniVerse SQL Reference and Keywords V 10.1 (G251-1925-00)
  Contains reference pages for all SQL statements and keywords, allowing experienced SQL users to refer to syntax details quickly.
• UniVerse SQL User Guide V 10.1 (G251-1926-00)
  Describes how to use SQL functionality in UniVerse applications.
• UniVerse System Description V 10.1 (G251-1927-00)
  Provides detailed and advanced information about UniVerse features and capabilities for experienced users. This book describes how to use UniVerse commands, work in a UniVerse environment, create a UniVerse database, and maintain UniVerse files.
• UniVerse Transaction Logging and Recovery V 10.1 (G251-1928-00)
  Describes the UniVerse transaction logging subsystem, including both transaction and warmstart logging and recovery.
• UniVerse UCI Developer's Guide, Version 10.1 (G251-1929-00)
  Describes how to use UCI (Uni Call Interface), and interface to UniVerse databases from C-based client programs. UCI uses ODBC-like function calls to execute SQL statements on local or remote UniVerse servers. This book is for experienced SQL programmers.
• UniVerse UV/Net II Guide, Version 10.1 (G251-1932-00)
  Describes UV/Net II, the UniVerse transparent database networking facility that lets users access UniVerse files on remote systems.
• UniVerse User Reference V 10.1 (G251-1931-00)
  Contains reference pages for all UniVerse commands, keywords, and user records, allowing experienced users to refer to syntax details quickly.
• Using Dynamic Connect, Version 4.2
  Dynamic Connect is a connectivity tool which integrates host-based applications with the Windows desktop. The graphical user interface lets you emulate a terminal and customize your workspace environment. Dynamic Connect lets you share date with other Windows applications including Microsoft Word and Excel. This manual shows you how to use your PC Windows environment to access and use the data in your host computer database.
• Using UniAdmin V 10.1 (G251-1930-00)
  Using UniAdmin describes the UniAdmin tool, which enables you to configure UniVerse, configure and manage servers and databases, and monitor UniVerse performance and locks.
• Using UniOLEDB, Version 10.1 (G251-1919-00)
  Describes how to use UniOLEDB, an interface to UniVerse and UniData systems for OLE DB consumers. This book is for experienced programmers and application developers who are familiar with UniVerse, and with OLE DB.
• IBM JDBC Driver for UniData and UniVerse V 10.1 (G251-1915-00)
  This manual provides an overview of JDBC technology and describes how the IBM JDBC driver for UniData and UniVerse uses it to expose UniData and UniVerse extended relational data. This manual also describes how to configure the IBM JDBC driver for UniData and UniVerse, and provides information about the JDBC functionality that supports it.
• IBM UniObjects for .NET Developer's Guide (G299-2017-00)
  This manual describes UniObjects for .NET, an interface to UniVerse and UniData databases through Microsoft .NET.