Index
A B C D E F I K L M N O P R S T U V W
Symbols
- %
- wildcard operators, 3.3.3.4
- ?
- wildcard operators, 3.3.3.4
- ^
- wildcard operators, 3.3.3.4
- _
- wildcard operators, 3.3.3.4
A
- accessing remote databases, 4.1.1
- Application Conversion Issues, 5.2.1
- application development tools, 4.2
- Arithmetic, 2.3.7.1
B
- BEGIN WORK
- statements, 3.3.3.13.3
- BLOBs, 2.2.5.2
- built-in functions, 3.3.3.10
C
- Capture of ESQL/C Source Files, 5.1.2
- Capture Wizard, 1.4
- check constraints, 2.2.5.3
- clauses
- DOCUMENT, 3.3.3.2
- when MATCHES are not converted, 3.3.3.4
- column names, 2.2.2
- column-level CHECK constraint, 2.2.5.3
- Common Outstanding Issues
- Header Files, 5.4.2
- Renaming Reserved Words, 5.4.1
- Using multiple connections for different transactions, 5.4.3
- comparison conditions
- LIKE, 3.3.3.4
- MATCHES, 3.3.3.4
- compound LET
- statements, 3.3.3.7
- constructs, 3.3.3.6
- FOR EACH LOOP, 3.3.3.6
- FOR LOOP, 3.3.3.5
- CONTINUE
- statements, 3.3.3.8
- converting, 3.3.7
- CREATE TEMP TABLE
- statements, 3.3.5.1
- creating temporary tables, 3.3.5.1
D
- data storage concepts, 2.4
- data type mappings, 2.3
- data types, conversion considerations, 2.2.5.1
- DATETIME data type, 2.2.5.1.1
- DDL statements, 3.3.5
- DEBUG procedure
- configuring, 3.3.3.13.1
- overview, 3.3.3.13
- destination database, 1.4
- Disconnected Source Model Load, 6
- distributed environments, 4.1
- DOCUMENT
- clause, 3.3.3.2
- DROP TABLE
- statements, 3.3.5.2
- DUAL tables, 3.3.3.14
E
- error handling
- stored procedures, 3.3.4
- E/SQL, an Introduction to, 5.1
- ESQL/C to Oracle Pro*C Parser Errors, 5.3.1
- ESQL/C to Oracle Pro*C Warnings, 5.3.2
- ESQL/C to Pro*C Converter, Using the Converter, 5.1.1
- exception blocks, 3.3.3.15
F
- features, 1.3
- Flat File Generation Scripts, 6.1.1
- FOR EACH LOOP, 3.3.3.6
- FOR LOOP
- constructs, 3.3.3.5
- FOREACH . . SELECT. . INTO
- statements, 3.3.3.6.1
- FOREACH CURSOR
- statements, 3.3.3.6.2
- FOREACH execute procedure
- statements, 3.3.3.6.3
I
- IMAGE data type, 2.2.5.2
- Informix 4GL, 4.2
K
- keywords
- not supported by the Migration Workbench, 3.3.6
- used as identifiers, 3.3.6
L
- LIKE
- comparing, 3.3.3.4
M
- mapping
- triggers, 3.1.1
- MATCHES
- comparing, 3.3.3.4
- metadata flat files
- generating, 6.1
- Migration Wizard, 1.4
- modes
- IN, 3.3.2.1
- IN OUT, 3.3.2.1
- OUT, 3.3.2.1
- parameter passing, 3.3.2, 3.3.2.1
- Multibyte Issue, 3.3.8
- mutating tables, 3.2
N
- NULL
- executable statement, 3.3.1
O
- object names, 2.2.2
- Oracle Model, 1.4
- Oracle Pro*C Conversion, 5.1.3
- overview, 3.3
- triggers, 3.1
P
- packages, 3.2
- utilities, 3.3.3.10
- parameter passing
- logical parts, 3.3.2
- Oracle modes, 3.3.2, 3.3.2.1
- parameters
- input, 3.3.2.2
- output, 3.3.2.3
- Pro*C, an Introduction to, 5.1
- product description, 1.2
R
- RAISE EXCEPTION
- statements, 3.3.3.16
- remote objects
- Informix Dynamic Server, 4.1.1.2
- Oracle, 4.1.1.1
- repository, 1.4
- RETURN WITH RESUME
- statements, 3.3.3.9
- returning section, 3.3.3.1
- ROLLBACK WORK
- statements, 3.3.3.13.4
S
- savepoints, 3.3.3.13.3
- schema migration, 2.2
- SELECT
- statements, 3.3.3.14
- SET DEBUG FILE
- statements, 3.3.3.13.2
- SHELL stored procedures, 3.3.3.11
- set-up tasks for configuring, 3.3.3.11.1
- source database, 1.4
- Source Model, 1.4
- SPL statements, 3.3.3, 3.3.7
- statement
- NULL, 3.3.1
- statements
- BEGIN WORK, 3.3.3.13.3
- compound LET, 3.3.3.7
- CONTINUE, 3.3.3.8
- converting TRACE, 3.3.3.12
- CREATE TEMP TABLE, 3.3.5.1
- DDL statements, 3.3.5
- DROP TABLE, 3.3.5.2
- FOREACH execute procedure, 3.3.3.6.3
- issues with converting SPL statements, 3.3.7
- RAISE EXCEPTION, 3.3.3.16
- RETURN WITH RESUME, 3.3.3.9
- ROLLBACK WORK, 3.3.3.13.4
- SELECT, 3.3.3.14
- SELECT within IF condition, 3.3.3.14
- SET DEBUG FILE, 3.3.3.13.2
- SPL statements, 3.3.3
- SYSTEM, 3.3.3.11
- TRACE, 3.3.3.12
- WITH RESUME, 3.3.3.1.1
- statements, FOREACH . . SELECT. . INTO, 3.3.3.6.1
- statements, FOREACH CURSOR, 3.3.3.6.2
- stored procedures, 3.3
- error handling, 3.3.4
- multibyte issues, 3.3.8
- overview, 3.3
- SHELL, 3.3.3.11
- subprograms, 3
- Syntactical Conversion Issues, 5.2
- ANSI Code, 5.2
- CURSOR Declaration, 5.2
- DECLARE CURSOR Statement, 5.2
- Double '=' in WHERE Clause, 5.2
- EXEC SQL Statement, 5.2
- FETCH Clause, 5.2
- FOR UPDATE Option, 5.2
- Header Files SQLNOTFOUND, 5.2
- INCLUDE Files, 5.2
- OUTER JOIN Syntax, 5.2
- UNIQUE Keyword in the SELECT Clause, 5.2
- UPDATE Statement, 5.2
- SYSTEM
- statements, 3.3.3.11
T
- table design considerations, 2.2.5
- table-level CHECK constraint, 2.2.5.3
- tables
- DUAL, 3.3.3.14
- temporary table usage, 5.1
- temporary tables
- creating, 3.3.5.1
- TEXT data type, 2.2.5.2
- The Pro*C Preprocessor, 5.2.2
- TRACE
- statements, 3.3.3.12
- Triggers, 3.1
- triggers
- mapping, 3.1.1
- mutating tables, 3.2
- overview, 3.1
U
- Using Demo Code, 5.5
- utilities package, 3.3.3.10
V
- variables, global, 3.3.3.3
W
- wildcard operators
- %, 3.3.3.4
- ?, 3.3.3.4
- ^, 3.3.3.4
- _, 3.3.3.4
- enclosed characters, 3.3.3.4
- WITH RESUME
- procedure contains, 3.3.3.1.2
- procedure does not contain, 3.3.3.1.1