Inquiry commands return informational messages, usually about a SQL select statement, such as the SQL data types, or names, of columns that appear in the statement. Most inquiry commands accept a SQL statement as a parameter.
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(ODBC only) Display column information for a table. |
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(ODBC only) Display a list of ODBC datasources. |
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Displays the current configuration state. |
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(ODBC only) Display a list of keys that connect tables. |
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(ODBC only) Display a list indexes for a table. |
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Parses the select statement and delivers an informational message describing the name of each column that will appear in the result table. |
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(ODBC only) Display a list of keys within a table. |
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(ODBC only) Display a list of database objects. |
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Parses the select statement and delivers an informational message describing the SQL data type of each column that will appear in the result table. |
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Causes the program to parse the select statement and deliver an informational message describing the maximum possible length of each column selected, with each column's width expressed as a set command. |