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- Administering UniData on UNIX, Version 5.2
Describes configuring and tuning your UniData relational database management system on UNIX.
- Administering UniData on Windows NT or Windows 2000, Version 5.2
Describes configuring and tuning your UniData relational database management system on Windows NT or Windows 2000.
- Administering the Recoverable File System, Version 5.2
Provides information about configuring the UniData Recoverable File System (RFS) to provide atomicity and protection against system crashes and media failures.
- Developing OFS/NFA Applications, Version 5.2
Describes how to enable UniData to read from and write to any device or file through the UniData Open File System (OFS) and how to access UniData database files on a remote machine through Network File Access (NFA).
- Developing UniBasic Applications, Version 5.2
Describes how to write UniBasic programs and link other programs and functions to UniData. This manual is designed for those with some experience writing structured programs.
- Developing UniData ODBC Applications, Version 5.2
Describes setting up UniData ODBC to allow ODBC-compliant applications access to data in UniData from a client application. This manual describes the ODBC API functions and SQL syntax that UniData supports.
- Informix Administrative Supplement for APIs
This manual introduces Informix Software's five common APIs. It also provides important information that developers using any of the common APIs will need. It includes information about the UniRPC, the UCI Config Editor, the ud_database file, and device licensing.
- Informix InterCall Developer's Guide
This manual describes how to use InterCall, an application programming interface to UniVerse and UniData. This book is for application developers and who have a good working knowledge of UniVerse or UniData, UNIX, and Windows environments.
- Informix UniObjects Developer's Guide
This book describes UniObjects, an interface to UniVerse and UniData databases from Visual Basic (or any other program development environment that uses the Microsoft OLE Automation interface). The book is intended for experienced programmers and application developers who want to write Visual Basic programs that access UniVerse and UniData databases. The book assumes that you are familiar with your server database and with Visual Basic.
- Informix UniObjects for Java Developer's Guide
This book describes UniObjects for Java, an interface to UniVerse and UniData databases from Java. The book is intended for experienced programmers and application developers who want to write Java programs that access UniVerse or UniData databases. The book assumes that you are familiar with UniVerse or UniData, and with Java.
- Informix Using UniOLEDB
This manual provides an overview of OLE DB technology and how the UniOLEDB provider uses it to expose UniData and UniVerse extended relational data. This manual also describes how to configure UniOLEDB, and it provides information about the OLE DB functionality UniOLEDB supports. From this latter information, developers can design OLE DB-based applications that can access and manipulate data in UniData and UniVerse data stores.
- Installing and Licensing UniData 5.2 Products, Version 5.2
Describes how to install and license the UniData RDBMS.
- Introduction to UniData Documentation
This introduction contains useful information about Ardent Software's conventions for documenting command syntax, key names, and environment variables. It also explains icons that indicate important notes, tips, and warnings in the documentation.
- UDT.OPTIONS Commands Reference, Version 5.2
Describes how to use UDT.OPTIONS to alter the behavior of printing, UniBasic, UniData SQL, UniQuery, and other components in the current UniData session.
- USAM Batch/USAM Print, Version 5.2
Describes how to schedule and manage batch jobs with USAM (UniData System Administration Manager) Batch, and how to spool and manage print jobs with USAM Print.
- UniBasic Commands Reference, Version 5.2
Provides syntax, descriptions, and examples of all UniBasic commands and functions.
- UniData 5.2 New Features, Version 5.2
Describes enhancements and changes made in the UniData 5.2 release for all UniData products.
- UniData Commands Reference, Version 5.2
Provides syntax, descriptions, and examples of all UniData Environment Control Language (ECL) and system-level commands.
- UniData International, Version 5.2
Describes how to localize UniData for use with a particular language group.
- UniData SQL Commands Reference, Version 5.2
Provides syntax, descriptions, and examples of all UniData SQL commands.
- UniQuery Commands Reference, Version 5.2
Provides syntax, descriptions, and examples of all UniQuery commands.
- Using Dynamic Connect, Version 4.2
This manual describes how to use Dynamic Connect, 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.
- Using Journaling, Version 5.2
Describes how to configure UniData to keep journals of operations that affect database files and how to use the journal to replay updates since your last backup to restore files.
- Using USAM, Version 5.2
Describes how to configure and tune your UniData database with the UniData System Administration Manager (USAM) menus.
- Using UniData Admin, Version 5.2
Describes the UniData Admin tool, which enables you to configure UniData, configure and manage servers and databases, monitor UniData performance and locks, and use UniData file checking, repair, and conversion tools.
- Using UniData SQL, Version 5.2
Describes how to create and modify tables, subtables, and views. This manual also explains how to maintain data in tables and query your database by using the UniData implementation of Structured Query Language (SQL).
- Using UniData, Version 5.2
Describes how to create and use UniData accounts, dictionary files, data files, and how to use UniData's Environment Control Language (ECL).
- Using UniQuery, Version 5.2
Describes how to use the UniData query language to enter and retrieve data and how to compose sentences to define the display format for reports. This manual also describes how to save query results to active and saved lists for use by subsequent commands.
- Using VSG and the Schema API, Version 5.2
Describes how to use the graphical user interface or the Schema API to generate schema for access through UniData ODBC or UniOLEDB applications.
- Using the UniBasic Debugger, Version 5.2
Describes how to use the UniBasic Debugger to debug your UniBasic applications. This manual also contains a library of all the UniBasic debugger commands.
- Using the UniBasic SQL Client Interface (BCI), Version 5.2
Describes how to use the UniBasic SQL Client Interface (BCI) to make UniData a client in a client/server environment.
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