3.2 SQL Platform Support

     

Table 3-1 provides a listing of the SQL statements, the platforms that support them, and the degree to which they support them. The following list offers useful tips for reading Table 3-1, as well as what each abbreviation stands for. The sections that follow describe the commands from the table in detail:

  1. The first column contains the alphabetized SQL commands.

  2. The SQL statement class for each command is indicated in the second column.

  3. The subsequent columns list the vendor's level of support:


Supported (S)

The platform supports the SQL2003 standard for the particular command.


Supported, with variations (SWV)

The platform supports the SQL2003 standard for the particular command, using vendor-specific code or syntax.


Supported, with limitations (SWL)

The platform supports some but not all of the functions specified by the SQL2003 standard for the particular command.


Not supported (NS)

The platform does not support the particular command according to the SQL2003 standard.

Remember that even if a specific SQL2003 command is listed as "Not supported," the platform usually has alternative coding or syntax to enact the same command or function. Therefore, be sure to read the discussion and examples for each command later in this chapter. Likewise, a few of the commands in Table 3-1 are not found in the SQL2003 standard, and these have been indicated with the term "Non-ANSI" under the heading "SQL2003 class" in the table.

Conversely, a few ANSI commands in the table (such as CREATE DOMAIN and ALTER DOMAIN ) are not currently supported by any of the database platforms covered in this text. Since this book focuses on the implementation of the SQL language, unsupported ANSI commands are shown in Table 3-1 but are not documented elsewhere in the book.

Table 3-1. Alphabetical quick SQL command reference

SQL2003 Command

SQL2003 class

DB2

v8.1

MySQL

v4.0

Oracle v10 g

Postgre SQL v7.2

SQL

Server

2000

ALL/ANY/SOME

SQL-data

S

NS

S

S

S

BETWEEN

SQL-data

S

S

S

S

S

ALTER DATABASE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

ALTER DOMAIN

SQL-schema

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

ALTER FUNCTION

SQL-schema

SWV

SWL

SWV

SWL

SWV

ALTER INDEX

Non-ANSI

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

ALTER METHOD

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

NS

NS

NS

ALTER

PROCEDURE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWL

SWV

SWL

SWV

ALTER TABLE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

ALTER TRIGGER

Non-ANSI

SWV

NS T

SWV

SWV

SWV

ALTER TYPE

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWV

NS

NS

ALTER VIEW

Non-ANSI

SWV

NS

SWV

SWV

SWV

CALL

SQL-control

SWV

NS T

SWV

NS

NS

CLOSE CURSOR

SQL-data

SWV

NS

S

S

SWV

COMMIT

SQL-transaction

S

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

CONNECT

SQL-connection

SWV

NS

S

NS

SWV

CREATE DATABASE

Non-ANSI

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

CREATE DOMAIN

SQL-schema

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

CREATE FUNCTION

SQL-schema

SWV

SWL

SWV

SWL

SWV

CREATE INDEX

Non-ANSI

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

CREATE METHOD

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

NS

NS

NS

CREATE PROCEDURE

SQL-schema

S

NS

S

NS

S

CREATE ROLE

SQL-schema

NS

NS

SWV

NS

NS

CREATE SCHEMA

SQL-schema

SWL

NS

SWV

NS

SWL

CREATE TABLE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

CREATE TRIGGER

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWV

SWV

SWV

CREATE TYPE

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWL

SWV

NS

CREATE VIEW

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWV

SWV

SWV

DECLARE CURSOR

SQL-data

SWL

NS

SWL

SWL

SWL

DELETE

SQL-data

SWV

SWV

SWV

S

SWL

DISCONNECT

SQL-connection

SWL

NS

SWL

NS

SWL

DROP DATABASE

Non-ANSI

NS

SWV

S

SWV

SWV

DROP DOMAIN

SQL-schema

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

DROP FUNCTION

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

DROP INDEX

Non-ANSI

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

DROP METHOD

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWV

SWV

NS

DROP

PROCEDURE

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

S

NS

S

DROP ROLE

SQL-schema

NS

NS

SWV

NS

NS

DROP TABLE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

DROP TYPE

SQL-schema

S

NS

S

S

NS

DROP TRIGGER

SQL-schema

SWV

NS

SWV

SWV

SWV

DROP VIEW

SQL-schema

S

NS

S

S

S

EXCEPT

SQL-data

SWL

NS

SWL

SWL

NS

EXISTS

SQL-data

S

S

S

S

S

FETCH

SQL-data

SWL

NS

SWL

SWV

SWV

GRANT

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

IN

SQL-data

S

S

SWV

S

S

INSERT

SQL-data

SWV

SWV

SWV

S

SWV

INTERSECT

SQL-data

SWL

NS

SWL

SWL

NS

IS

SQL-data

S

S

S

S

S

JOIN subclause

SQL-data

SWL

SWV

S

SWV

SWL

LIKE

SQL-data

S

SWV

S

SWV

SWV

MERGE

SQL-data

S

NS

S

NS

NS

OPEN

SQL-data

SWV

NS

S

NS

S

OPERATORS

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

ORDER BY

SQL-data

SWL

SWL

SWV

SWV

SWL

RELEASE SAVEPOINT

SQL-transaction

SWV

NS

NS

NS

NS

RETURN

SQL-control

SWV

NS

S

SWL

S

REVOKE

SQL-schema

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

SWV

ROLLBACK

SQL-transaction

S

SWL

SWV

SWL

SWV

SAVEPOINT

SQL-transaction

SWV

NS

S

NS

SWL

SELECT

SQL-data

SWV (ANSI joins sup-ported)

SWV (ANSI joins partially supported)

SWV (ANSI joins supported)

SWV (ANSI joins par-tially sup-ported)

SWV (ANSI joins supported)

SET

SQL-session

S

S

NS

S

S

SET CATALOG

SQL-session

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

SET COLLATION

SQL-session

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

SET CONNECTION

SQL-connection

SWL

NS

NS

NS

SWL

SET CONSTRAINT

SQL-connection

NS

NS

SWV

SWV

NS

SET DESCRIPTOR

SQL-session

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS




SQL in a Nutshell
SQL in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))
ISBN: 0596518846
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 78

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