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closeJava Programming with Oracle SQLJ
  Copyright
  Table of Contents
 openPreface
 open1. Introduction
 open2. Relational Databases, SQL, and PL/SQL
 open3. Fundamental SQLJ Programming
 open4. Database Objects
 open5. Collections
 open6. Deploying SQLJ in the JServer
 open7. Large Objects
 open8. Contexts and Multithreading
 open9. Advanced Transaction Control
 open10. Performance Tuning
 open11. Combining JDBC, SQLJ, and Dynamic SQL
 openA. Java and Oracle Type Mappings
 openB. Oracle Java Utilities Reference
 openC. SQLJ in Applets, Servlets, and JavaServer Pages
  Colophon
 Index

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C
 C++
 calc_new_price( ) function
 CALL statement, SQLJ
 CAST statement, SQLJ
 catch block
 CD-ROM
 CHAR datatype , 2nd
 oracle.sql.CHAR extension class
 chmod command
 chunks , 2nd
 class files , 2nd  , 3rd
 loading into database
 translating SQLJ programs into
 class loader, JServer JVM
 CLASSPATH environment variable , 2nd  , 3rd
 client.bat
 Client.java
 CLOBs (character large objects) , 2nd
 clob_column
 clob_content table
 host objects
 initializing columns
 putChars( )
 CLOSE statement, PL/SQL
 close( ) method , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th
 CLOSE_CONNECTION constant
 closeFile( ) method
 codegen option, sqlj command-line utility
 CollectionExample1.sqlj
 CollectionExample3.sqlj
collections
 adding
 custom classes
 iterators
 modifying
 nested tables
 object types, storing in
 retrieving
 types
 VARRAY
 colon (\:), in Java object names , 2nd
 column objects
 adding
 iterators
 modifying attributes of
 retrieving
 comments, PL/SQL
 COMMIT statement , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th
 comparison operators, SQL
compilation
 Hello World program
 SQLJ compared to JDBC
 compiler, JServer JVM
 compiling custom class files
 components, SQLJ
 conditional logic, PL/SQL
configuration
 CLASSPATH environment variable
 ORACLE_HOME environment variable
 PATH environment variable
 conn_context1
 conn_context1.close( )
 conn_context2
 connect( ) method , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th
 connection context
 closing
 database schema
 multiple database connections
 row locking
 specifying
 transactions
 Connection Manager dialog box, JDeveloper
 CONSTRAINT clause, CREATE TABLE
 constructors
 Content pane, Oracle JDeveloper
 content, LOB
 Context class
 ContextExample1.sqlj
 ContextExample2.sqlj
 conversation, EJB
 CORBA 2.0
 cost-based optimization
 COUNT(*) function , 2nd
 count_customers( ) function
 countCustomers( ) method , 2nd  , 3rd
 COUNTCUSTOMERS( ) method
 CREATE ANY DIRECTORY database privilege
 CREATE DIRECTORY statement
 CREATE FUNCTION statement , 2nd
 CREATE INDEX statement , 2nd
 CREATE PACKAGE BODY statement, PL/SQL
 CREATE PACKAGE statement, PL/SQL
 CREATE PROCEDURE statement , 2nd
 CREATE SEQUENCE statement, SQL
 CREATE TABLE OF statement
 CREATE TABLE statement , 2nd
 NESTED TABLE clause
 CREATE TYPE BODY statement
 CREATE TYPE statement , 2nd  , 3rd
 VARRAY
 CREATE USER statement
 create( ) method , 2nd
 creating tables
 current directory, adding to CLASSPATH
 current_date object
 CURSOR clause
 cursors, PL/SQL
 CURSOR statement
 cursor.sql script example
 custom classes
creating with JPublisher utility
 understanding class files
 translating and compiling
 customer.ejb , 2nd
 customer.jar
 Customer.java
 customer_iterator
 customer_record
 customer_result_set.getInt( )
 customer_type.sqlj
 customer_typeRef.java
 CustomerBean.sqlj
 CustomerHome class
 compiling class file
 CustomerRecord class
 class file, compiling
 defined
 customers table , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th
 customers_last_name_index


Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ
Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ
ISBN: 0596000871
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 150
Authors: Jason Price

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