Oracle 5.0 Reference Manual page 1821

Table 20.13. ODBC API Calls for Obtaining Information about the Data Source's System Tables
(Catalog Functions) Item
Function Name
SQLColumnPrivileges
SQLColumns
SQLForeignKeys
SQLPrimaryKeys
SQLSpecialColumns
SQLStatistics
SQLTablePrivileges
SQLTables
Table 20.14. ODBC API Calls for Performing Transactions
Function Name
SQLTransact
SQLEndTran
Table 20.15. ODBC API Calls for Terminating a Statement
Function Name
SQLFreeStmt
SQLCloseCursor
SQLCancel
Table 20.16. ODBC API Calls for Terminating a Connection
Function Name
SQLDisconnect
SQLFreeHandle
Connector/ODBC Reference
Connector/ Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes ODBC
Yes X/Open
Yes ODBC
Yes ODBC
Yes X/Open
Yes ISO 92
Yes ODBC
Yes X/Open
Connector/ Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes Deprecated Commits or rolls back a transaction
Yes ISO 92
Connector/ Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes ISO 92
Yes ISO 92
Yes ISO 92
Connector/ Standard
ODBC
Supports?
Yes ISO 92
Yes ISO 92
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Purpose
Returns a list of columns and associated
privileges for one or more tables.
Returns the list of column names in specified
tables.
Returns a list of column names that make up
foreign keys, if they exist for a specified table.
Returns the list of column names that make up the
primary key for a table.
Returns information about the optimal set
of columns that uniquely identifies a row in
a specified table, or the columns that are
automatically updated when any value in the row
is updated by a transaction.
Returns statistics about a single table and the list
of indexes associated with the table.
Returns a list of tables and the privileges
associated with each table.
Returns the list of table names stored in a specific
data source.
Purpose
Commits or rolls back a transaction.
Purpose
Ends statement processing, discards pending
results, and, optionally, frees all resources
associated with the statement handle.
Closes a cursor that has been opened on a
statement handle.
Cancels an SQL statement.
Purpose
Closes the connection.
Releases an environment, connection, statement,
or descriptor handle.