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Table 20.7. ODBC API Calls for Obtaining Information about a Driver and Data Source
Function Name
SQLDataSources
SQLDrivers
SQLGetInfo
SQLGetFunctions
SQLGetTypeInfo
Table 20.8. ODBC API Calls for Setting and Retrieving Driver Attributes
Function Name
SQLSetConnectAttr
SQLGetConnectAttr
SQLSetConnectOption
SQLGetConnectOption
SQLSetEnvAttr
SQLGetEnvAttr
SQLSetStmtAttr
SQLGetStmtAttr
SQLSetStmtOption
SQLGetStmtOption
Table 20.9. ODBC API Calls for Preparing SQL Requests
Function Name
SQLAllocStmt
SQLPrepare
SQLBindParameter
SQLGetCursorName
SQLSetCursorName
SQLSetScrollOptions
Connector/ODBC Reference
Connector/
Standard
ODBC
Supports?
No
ISO 92
No
ODBC
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Connector/
Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
Deprecated Sets a connection option
Yes
Deprecated Returns the value of a connection option
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
Deprecated Sets a statement option
Yes
Deprecated Returns the value of a statement option
Connector/
Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes
Deprecated Allocates a statement handle
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ODBC
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ISO 92
Yes
ODBC
1799
Purpose
Returns the list of available data sources, handled
by the Driver Manager
Returns the list of installed drivers and their
attributes, handles by Driver Manager
Returns information about a specific driver and
data source.
Returns supported driver functions.
Returns information about supported data types.
Purpose
Sets a connection attribute.
Returns the value of a connection attribute.
Sets an environment attribute.
Returns the value of an environment attribute.
Sets a statement attribute.
Returns the value of a statement attribute.
Purpose
Prepares an SQL statement for later execution.
Assigns storage for a parameter in an SQL
statement. Connector/ODBC 5.2 adds
support for "out" and "inout" parameters,
through the
SQL_PARAM_OUTPUT
SQL_PARAM_INPUT_OUTPUT
("Out" and "inout" parameters are not supported
for
and
LONGTEXT
LONGBLOB
Returns the cursor name associated with a
statement handle.
Specifies a cursor name.
Sets options that control cursor behavior.
or
type specifiers.
columns.)

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