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Background documentation Properties of the MaxDB ODBC Driver Locate the document in the library structure

The MaxDB ODBC driver supports the complete ODBC SQL syntax. You can find detailed information about ODBC function calls at msdn.microsoft.com in the documentation ODBC Programmer‘s Reference.

The MaxDB ODBC driver extends the standard ODBC SQL syntax in the following areas:

     Database procedures can be processed as SQL statements.

Caution

The ODBC syntax for procedures does not allow any return values for functions.

See SQL Reference Manual, Structure linkName of a Database Procedure (dbproc_name).

     The MaxDB ODBC driver supports the following types of cursors that can be positioned: static, dynamic, and key set-driven. Using the function SQLSetPos, an application can execute positioning INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements.

See SQL Reference Manual, Structure linkDECLARE CURSOR Statement (declare_cursor_statement).

Features

ODBC-API Compatibility

Supported Data Types

Unicode Support

See also:

Using the MaxDB ODBC Driver

 

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