Programming Guide

Chapter 13. Keywords in Database Drivers

This chapter lists the keywords for Panther's database drivers. Avoid using these keywords as identifiers, particularly for cursors, connections, engines, and transactions. Also, avoid using these keywords when naming Panther variables which will be used in a DBMS statement. Since keywords are not case-sensitive, the following two statements are equivalent:

dbms close_all_connections
DBMS CLOSE_ALL_CONNECTIONS

**Table 13-1 Keywords in the database drivers**
`alias`	`application`	`autocommit`

`begin`	`binary`	`browse`

`call`	`cancel`	`catalog_function`
`catquery`	`checkpt_interval`	`close`
`close_all_connections`	`column_names`	`commit`
`completion`	`conn_string`	`connect`
`connected`	`connection`	continue
`continue_bottom`	`continue_down`	`continue_top`
`continue_up`	`create_proc`	`create_trigger`
`count`	`ct_command`	`ct_cursor`
`current`	`cursor`	`cursors`

`database`	`datasource`	`db`
`dbms`	`declare`	`disconnect`
`drop_proc`	`drop_trigger`

`end`	`engine`	`error`
`error_continue`	`exec`	`execute`
`execute_all`

`flush`	`file`	`for`
`format`

`heading`	`host`

`interfaces`

`jpl`

`locklevel`	`locktimeout`	`logon`
`logoff`

`max`

`next`	`null`

`occur`	`off`	`on`
`onentry`	`onerror`	`onexit`
`options`	`out`	`output`

`parsing_mode`	`password`	`prepare_commit`
`print`	`proc`	`proc_control`

`query`

`redirect`	`return`	`retvar`
`rfjournal`	`rollback`	`rpc`
`run`	`run_default`

`save`	`schema`	`select`
`select_aliases`	`separator`	`serial`
`server`	`set`	`set_buffer`
`single_step`	`sql`	`sqltimeout`
`start`	`stop`	`stop_at_fetch`
`store`	`supreps`

`tee`	`timeout`	`to`
`tranid`	`transaction`	`transport`
`type`

`unique`	`update`	`use`
`user`	`using`

`warn`	`width`