Index

A

accessing
- gateway
  - main topic 3.3
Advanced Security
- function of the gateway 1.2.3
- purpose 1.2.3
ALL_CATALOG view A.2
ALL_COL_COMMENTS view A.3
ALL_CON_COLUMNS view A.4
ALL_CONSTRAINTS view A.5
ALL_DB_LINKS data dictionary view 3.2.3
ALL_INDEXES view A.6
ALL_OBJECTS view A.8
ALL_SYNONYMS view A.9
ALL_TAB_COMMENTS view A.12
ALL_TABLES view A.10
ALL_USERS view A.13
ALL_VIEWS view A.14
ALTER SESSION statement 3.2.1
ANSI-standard SQL 1.2.5, 1.8
APPEND command
- supported by COPY 3.8
application
- portability 1.8
- server support 1.2.3
application development on the gateway 1.8
architecture of the gateway 1.4
array size
- fetch reblocking 1.8
- how determined 4.1.1
AS/400
- files and file members, accessing 3.4
- library name, HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID B.29
ASCII
- sort order 4.6.2
- translated from EBCDIC 4.7.1
autonomy, site 1.2.14

B

binary data, non-character 4.7.1
bind variables
- SQL passthrough 4.8
bug
- debugging
  - drc values in the DRDA software 5.1.2
  - setting trace parameters 5.3
  - SQL tracing 3.10
- number 205538, known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1

C

call
- DB2 stored procedure 4.3, 4.3.1
- empproc stored procedure 4.3
- Oracle Call Interfaces 5.1
- PL/SQL 4.3.1
- stored procedure
  - creating a synonym to maintain location transparency 4.2
  - using standard Oracle PL/SQL 4.2
- to stored procedure
  - known restrictions 2.5.1.4
capabilities of DRDA server, native semantics 4.6
changes in this release
- IBM DB2/UDB supported 1.8
- read-only support 1.8
character sets
- Heterogeneous Services B.8.1
character string
- converting datatypes 4.7.2
- performing operations 4.7.2
CHECKSUM command
- extended advanced networking 1.2.3
clauses
- CONNECT TO 3.2.1
- GROUP BY, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- HAVING, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- ORDER BY, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- SQL
  - DELETE 4.7.7
  - INSERT 4.7.7
  - SELECT WHERE 4.7.7
  - UPDATE 4.7.7
- USING 3.2.1
- VALUES
  - functions not allowed by DB2 4.7.7
- WHERE
  - known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
  - SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
  - WHERE CURRENT OF CURSOR, known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
closing and opening again any session against db2 required with any change to
- HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID B.29
coercion
- of data 4.6
column
- date columns, TO_DATE function 4.7.7
- supported in a result set 1.8
commands
- CHECKSUM 1.2.3
- COPY
  - Oracle database to DRDA server 3.8
  - SQL*Plus command 3.8
- EXECUTE 1.2.9
- EXPLAIN PLAN 5.3.1
commit confirm protocol 1.2.13
compatible SQL set operators and clauses 4.6.3
CONNECT TO clause 3.2.1
convert
- character string 4.7.2
- datatypes
  - DRDA to Oracle datatypes 4.7
- DATE 4.7.4.2
- floating point to integer 4.7.8
- into most suitable datatype 4.7.10
- SQL 1.6
- to the numeric datatype 4.7.8
converter, protocol 1.2.3
COPY command
- Oracle database to DRDA server 3.8
copying data
- from the DRDA server 3.9
- from the Oracle database to DRDA server 3.8
COPY SQL*Plus command 3.8
COS SQL function 4.5.3.1
COUNT function 4.7.9
CREATE command
- supported by COPY 3.8
CREATE DATABASE LINK command 3.2.1
CREATE TABLE statement 1.2.8
creating
- database link 3.2.1

D

database
- catalogs 4.9
- link
  - behavior 4.4
  - creating 3.2.1
  - dropping links 3.2.2
  - examining 3.2.3
  - guidelines 3.2.1
  - limits 3.2.4
  - processing 3.2
  - suffix 4.1
  - to identify the gateway 1.6
- triggers 1.2.2
data coercion 4.6
data control language (DCL) 1.2.7
DATA datatype 4.7.4.1
data definition language (DDL) 1.2.6
data dictionary
- using 4.9.1
- views
  - ALL_DB_LINKS 3.2.3
  - emulation on DRDA server 4.9
  - for DB2/UDB not supported A.1
  - supported for DB2/OS390 and DB2/400 servers A.1
  - USER_DB_LINKS 3.2.3
datatype
- character string 4.7.1
- column (ALL_TAB_COLUMNS) A.11
- column (USER_TAB_COLUMNS) A.27
- conversion
  - DRDA to Oracle datatypes 4.7
  - no control over 4.7.8
- converting character string 4.7.1, 4.7.2
- data and time 4.7.4
- differences between Oracle database and DRDA databases 4.7
- DRDA server datatypes list 4.7
- mapping 4.7
- numeric 4.7.10
- operations, numeric 4.7.8
- Oracle datatypes RAW and LONG RAW 4.7.1
- restrictions 4.7
- size and value limitations 4.7
datatypes
- DATE 4.7.4
- GRAPHIC 4.7.3
- LONG RAW 4.7.1
- Oracle and IBM DATE 4.7.4.2
- Oracle DATE 4.7.4.1
- RAW
  - character string operations 4.7.1
- TIME 4.7.4
- TIMESTAMP 4.7.4
date
- date columns, TO_DATE function 4.7.7
- HS_NLS_DATE_FORMAT parameter 4.7.5, 4.7.6
- INSERT
  - statement 4.7.5
- operations 4.7.4
- SELECT statement 4.7.5
- TO_DATE function 4.7.5
- UPDATE
  - statement 4.7.5
date arithmetic
- known restrictions 2.5.1.8
DATE datatype 4.7.4
DB_DOMAIN parameter
- known restrictions 2.5.1.6
DB2
- data access 1.2.9
- native SQL 1.2.8
- native stored procedures 1.2.9
- procedural feature considerations 4.3.2
- SQL statements 4.8.2
- statements
  - CREATE TABLE 1.2.8
- stored procedures 4.3.2
DB2/400
- catalog view 4.9.1
- data dictionary views supported by gateway A.1
DB2/OS390
- catalog view 4.9.1
- data dictionary views supported by gateway A.1
- V6, V7 and V8 stored procedures supported 1.8
DB2/UDB
- catalog view 4.9.1
- data dictionary views not supported A.1
- supported 1.8
DB2 UDB for iSeries
- HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID B.29
DBMS_HS_PASSTHROUGH.EXECUTE_IMMEDIATE function 4.8
DD basic tables, known restrictions 2.5.1.1
DDL
- statement 4.8
debug
- gateway 5.3
debugging
- error codes 5.1.2
- SQL tracing 5.3
- your application 3.10
DELETE
- known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
- operation 4.1
- SQL clause 4.7.7
- statement 4.8
DESCRIBE
- character string operations 4.7.1
describe cache high water mark
- definition B.7
dictionary
- mapping 1.2.4
- tables 4.9
DICTIONARY view A.16
distributed
- applications, support for 1.8
- DRDA transactions 3.6.2
- queries
  - two-phase commit 3.6.1
- transaction, HS_FDS_RECOVERY_ACCOUNT B.16
DRDA
- catalog 4.9.2
DRDA server
- architecture 1.4
- capabilities, native semantics 4.6
- functions 4.6
- stored procedures 4.3
DRDA server error 5.1.3
DROP DATABASE LINK statement 3.2.2
dynamic dictionary mapping 1.2.4

E

EBCDIC
- sort order 4.6.2
- translated to ASCII 4.7.1
EMP
- system-wide synonym 3.5
environment
- heterogeneous 3.7
errmc
- errmc field lists any error tokens 5.1.2
error
- basic description 5.1
- detected
  - by Oracle database 5.1.1
  - by server database 5.1.3
  - in DRDA software 5.1.2
- interpreting error messages 5.1
- messages
  - Oracle LONG datatype is too long 4.7.2
- messages ((amp)) codes 5
- ORA-02019 5.1.1
- ORA-28500 (was ORA-09100) 5.1.2
- Oracle mapped error codes 5.2
- tokens 5.1.2
- translation 4.7.1
- with Native Semantics 4.6
Error messages
- error tracing B.19
EXCEPT set operator, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
EXECUTE command 1.2.9
exits
- gateway local date 4.7.6
EXPLAIN PLAN command 5.3.1

F

features of the gateway
- application development and end-user tools 1.8
- application portability 1.8
- columns supported in a result set 1.8
- distributed applications supported 1.8
- EXPLAIN_PLAN improvement 1.8
- fetch reblocking 1.8
- heterogeneous database integration 1.8
- heterogeneous services architecture 1.8
- main topic 1.8
- minimum impact on existing systems 1.8
- Native Semantics 1.8
- Oracle database passthrough supported 1.8
- Oracle snapshots 3.7
- performance enhancements 1.8
- remote data access 1.8
- retrieving result sets through passthrough 1.8
- support for TCP/IP 1.8
fetch array size, with HS_FDS_FETCH_ROWS B.18
fetch reblocking
- controlled by two Heterogeneous Services initialization parameters 1.8
- supported by Oracle database 4.1.1
fields
- errmc, lists any error tokens 5.1.2
file member
- accessing AS/400 files 3.4
- name 3.4
FOR BIT DATA
- option 4.7.1
functions
- COS 4.5.3.1
- COUNT 4.7.9
- DBMS_HS_PASSTHROUGH.EXECUTE_IMMEDIATE 4.8
- DRDA server 4.6
- SQL
  - SUBSTR 4.6
- SUBSTR
  - known restrictions 2.5.1.2
- TO_DATE
  - DB2 ISO format 4.7.6
  - processing DATE data 4.7.4.2
  - twenty-first century dates 4.7.5
- TO_DATE, main topic 4.7.7

G

gateway
- accessing
  - main topic 3.3
- advantages
  - migration and coexistence 1.2.15
  - multi-site transactions 1.2.13
  - security 1.2.16
  - server technology and tools 1.2.11
  - site autonomy 1.2.14
  - two-phase commit 1.2.13
- and Oracle tools 1.7
- and stored procedures (Oracle and non-Oracle) 1.2.9
- application tools 1.8
- architecture 1.4
- benefits of integration with Oracle database 1.2.3
- components 1.5
- definition of terms 1.3
- features, main topic 1.8
- how to access 3.3
- interface 1.6
- local date exit 4.7.6
- performance enhancements 1.8
- performance versus transparency 4.6
- performing distributed queries 3.6
- SQL differences 1.6
- tracing
  - SQL statements 3.10
- using 3
- with other Oracle products, SQL*Plus 1.2.12
GENERAL and DB2SQL linkage convention
- gateway support 4.3.2
GLOBAL_NAMES
- known restrictions 2.5.1.6
globalization support
- Heterogeneous Services B.8
GRAPHIC datatype 4.7.3
graphic string operations
- unsupported 4.7.3
GROUP BY clause
- SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3

H

HAVING clause
- SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
heterogeneous database integration 1.8
Heterogeneous Services
- defining maximum number of open cursors B.10
- optimizing data transfer B.11
- setting global name B.6
- specifying cache high water mark B.7
- tuning internal data buffering B.12
- tuning LONG data transfer B.9
Heterogeneous Services (HS), see HS 1.1
host
- performing character string operations on 4.7.1
- relationship to gateway and Oracle database 1.4
- variable 4.7
HS_CALL_NAME initialization parameter B.3
HS_DB_DOMAIN parameter
- known restrictions 2.5.1.6
HS_DB_NAME initialization parameter B.6
HS_DESCRIBE_CACHE_HWM initialization parameter B.7
HS_FDS_CONNECT_INFO B.15
HS_FDS_FETCH_ROWS parameter B.18
HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID parameter
- defined B.29
HS_FDS_TRACE_LEVEL initialization parameter B.19
- enabling agent tracing B.1
HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_ISOLATIONparameter B.28
HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_LOG initialization parameter B.20
HS_KEEP_REMOTE_COLUMN_SIZE initialization parameter B.31
HS_LANGUAGE initialization parameter B.8
HS_LONG_PIECE_TRANSFER_SIZE initialization parameter B.9
HS_NLS_DATE_FORMAT
- four date patterns 4.7.6
HS_OPEN_CURSORS initialization parameter B.10
HS_RPC_FETCH_REBLOCKING initialization parameter B.11
HS_RPC_FETCH_REBLOCKING parameter
- Oracle database support 4.1.1
HS_RPC_FETCH_SIZE initialization parameter B.12
HS_RPC_FETCH_SIZE parameter
- specified in the Gateway Initialization File 1.8
- value determines array size 4.1.1
HS (Heterogeneous Services)
- architecture features 1.8

I

IFILE initialization parameter B.14
implementation 1.5
implicit data conversion 4.6
implicit protocol conversion 1.2.3
Initialization parameter file
- customizing B
input bind variables 4.7.4.2
INSERT
- operation 4.1
- SQL clause 4.7.7
- statement
  - passthrough SQL feature 4.8
INSERT command
- supported by COPY 3.8
Internet support 1.2.3
INTERSECT, SQL set operators and clauses 4.6.3
isolation level, HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_ISOLATION B.28
ISO standard 1.2.5

J

JOIN capability 1.2.2
JOIN SQL statement 4.1

K

known restrictions
- datatype limitations 2.5.1.3
- date arithmetic 2.5.1.8
- DD basic tables and views 2.5.1.1
- GLOBAL_NAMES parameter 2.5.1.6
- LONG datatype in SQL*Plus 2.5.1.10
- null values and stored procedures 2.5.1.4
- row length limitation 2.5.1.9
- SUBSTR function post-processed 2.5.1.2

L

languages
- access through the gateway 1.2.10
- SQL*Plus 1.2.12
link, also see Database Link 4.4
literal
- character literals 4.7.4.1
- date 4.7.4.2
- specific datatype 4.7
LONG RAW datatype 4.7.1

M

MINUS
- set operator, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- SQL set operators and clauses 4.6.3
Mobile Agents 1.2.3

N

Native Semantics
- gateway architecture 1.8
- parameters, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- with SUBSTR function, known restrictions 2.5.1.2
non-character binary data 4.7.1
null
- rows, mapping the COUNT function 4.7.9
- values
  - mapping the COUNT function 4.7.9
numeric datatype
- zoned decimal column 4.7.10

O

o2pc.sql
- two-phase commit transactions 3.6.1
OPEN_LINKS parameter 3.2.4
operations
- DELETE 4.1
- INSERT 4.1
- SELECT 4.1
- UPDATE 4.1
operators
- UNION, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- UNION ALL, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
option
- data dictionary views 4.9
- date format string 4.7.5
- FOR BIT DATA 4.7.1
- Oracle database 1.4
- read-only
  - gateway configuration 1.2.13
- replicating 3.7
- SQL*Plus COPY command 3.8
- SQL functions 4.6.1
ORA-02019 error 5.1.1
ORA1 Oracle instance 4.2
ORA-28500 error
- was ORA-09100 5.1.2
Oracle
- mapped error codes 5.2
- products compatibility 1.7
- snapshots 3.7
Oracle database
- accessing the gateway 3.3
- architecture 1.4
- copying data
  - from DRDA server 3.9
  - to DRDA server 3.8
- definition 1.3
- relationship to host 1.4
- services
  - database triggers 1.2.2
  - distributed capabilities 1.2.2
  - distributed query optimization 1.2.2
  - extended database services 1.2.2
  - stored procedures 1.2.2
  - two-phase commit protection 1.2.2
- stored procedure, defined 4.2
- triggers 3.7
- using, in application development 4.1
Oracle Net
- and application development 1.8
- and remote data access 1.8
- and server coexistence 1.4
- integrated with Oracle database 1.2.11
- purpose 1.5
- TNS connect descriptor specification 3.2.1
ORARECOV user ID
- HS_FDS_RECOVERY_ACCOUNT B.16
ORDER BY clause
- SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3

P

package
- collection id, HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID B.29
packed decimal 4.7.10
parameter
- Native Semantics, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- setting up trace parameters 5.3
parameters
- DB_DOMAIN
  - known restrictions 2.5.1.6
- gateway initialization file
  - HS_FDS_CAPABILITY B.27
  - HS_FDS_FETCH_ROWS B.18
  - HS_FDS_PACKAGE_COLLID B.29
  - HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_ISOLATION B.28
- HS_DB_DOMAIN
  - known restrictions 2.5.1.6
- HS_NLS_DATE_FORMAT 4.7.5, 4.7.6
- HS_RPC_FETCH_REBLOCKING 4.1.1
- HS_RPC_FETCH_SIZE 1.8, 4.1.1
- OPEN_LINKS 3.2.4
passthrough
- gateway features 1.8
- native DB2 SQL 1.2.8
- send SQL statement directly to DRDA server 4.8
performance 4.6
performance enhancements
- with fetch reblocking 4.1.1
PL/SQL
- call 4.3.1
- DRDA stored procedures 4.3
- records 4.3.2
- routine 1.2.9
- standard Oracle 1.2.9
- stored procedure 4.2
post-processed SQL functions
- overview 4.5.3.1
post-processing
- native semantics 4.6
- SQL tracing in the gateway 5.3.1
PREPARE TRANSACTION statement 3.6.1
privileges
- data dictionary emulation 4.9
procedure
- stored
  - using DRDA server 4.3
processing time, with GROUPBY, HAVING, WHERE 4.6.2
protocol
- commit confirm 1.2.13
- converter 1.2.3
- implicit protocol conversion 1.2.3
- network 3.5
- protocol-independent encryption 1.2.3
- two-phase commit 3.6.1
protocols
- TCP/IP
  - gateway transparency 1.2.1
  - implicit protocol conversion 1.2.3

Q

queries, distributed 3.6

R

RAW datatype
- performing character string operations 4.7.1
read-only support 1.8
remote
- connections 3.2.4
- data 1.2.2
- data access 1.8
- database
  - creating database links 3.2.1
  - defining a path 3.2.1
  - errors detected by the Oracle database 5.1.1
- DRDA database, HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_ISOLATION B.28
- instance, and Oracle stored procedures 4.2
- Oracle instance
  - using DRDA server stored procedures with the gateway 4.3
  - using Oracle stored procedures with the gateway 4.2
- procedure 1.2.9
- table 1.2.4
- user ID and password 3.2.1
remote functions
- referenced in SQL statements B.3
REPLACE command, supported by COPY 3.8
replication 3.7
RESULT 4.3.1
result sets
- columns in 1.8
- retrieving result sets through passthrough 1.8
REVISE_SALARY
- stored procedure 4.3.1

S

security
- Advanced Security 1.2.3
- site autonomy 1.2.14
SELECT and array size 1.8
SELECT operation 4.1
SELECT statement
- fetch reblocking 4.1.1
- retrieving results sets 4.8.3
SELECT WHERE
- SQL clause 4.7.7
semantics 4.6
session
- connection 4.4
set operators
- compatibility, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- EXCEPT, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- INTERSECT, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- MINUS, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
site autonomy 1.2.14
snapshots
- known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
- Oracle Snapshot feature 3.7
sort order
- with ORDERBY 4.6.2
SQL
- ANSI standard 1.2.5
- clause compatibility 4.6.3
- clauses
  - DELETE 4.7.7
  - INSERT 4.7.7
  - SELECT WHERE 4.7.7
  - UPDATE 4.7.7
- constructs
  - Oracle processing 4.5
- differences in the gateway 1.6
- errors mapped to Oracle error codes 5.2
- functions
  - SUBSTR 4.6
- functions and Native Semantics 4.6
- gateway transparency 1.2.5
- ISO standard 1.2.5
- native DB2 1.2.8
- passthrough 4.8, 4.8.2, 4.8.3, 4.8.3.1
- statements 4.1
  - DB2 4.8.2
  - issued through the gateway 3.10
  - passing through gateway 4.8
- statements, HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_ISOLATION B.28
- syntax 4.7.9
- tracing, not to be used in production environment 3.10
SQL*Plus
- COPY command 3.8
- moving data 1.2.12
SQL functions
- column functions 4.5.1
- compatible, defined 4.5.1
- compensated, defined 4.5.3
- DB2/400 4.5.7
- DB2/OS390 4.5.5
- DB2/UDB 4.5.6
- post-processing, defined 4.5.3.1
- that can be disabled 4.6.2
- that can be enabled 4.6.1
- translated, defined 4.5.2
- with Native Semantics 4.6.1
SQL tracing
- in Oracle database 5.3.1
statements
- CREATE DATABASE LINK 3.2.1
- DB2 CREATE TABLE 1.2.8
- DDL 4.8, 4.8.2
- DELETE 4.7.5, 4.8
- DROP DATABASE LINK 3.2.2
- INSERT 4.8
- PREPARE TRANSACTION 3.6.1
- SELECT 4.1.1, 4.8.3
- SQL
  - DB2 4.8.2
  - JOIN 4.1
  - SELECT 4.8.3
- UPDATE 4.7.5, 4.8
stored procedure
- creating on DB2 4.3.1
- DB2 4.3.2
- native DB2 1.2.9
- Oracle, description 1.2.9
- Oracle and non-Oracle 1.2.9
- Oracle database
  - local instance 4.2
  - PL/SQL 4.2
  - remote instance 4.2
  - using 4.2
- restriction 2.5.1.4
- using DRDA server 4.3
stored procedures 1.2.2
- DB2 4.3
- REVISE_SALARY 4.3.1
- using with the gateway 4.2
string index, with Native Semantics 4.6
SUBSTR SQL function 4.6
- known restrictions 2.5.1.2
- with Native Semantics, known restrictions 2.5.1.2
synonym
- feature 3.5
- for location transparency 4.2
- how the gateway works 1.6

T

table
- create a table in DB2 4.8.2.1
- insert a row into a DB2 table 4.8.2.1
TABLE_PRIVILEGES view A.18
TCP/IP
- facilities 1.8
- functions 1.5
- protocol
  - gateway transparency 1.2.1
  - implicit protocol conversion 1.2.3
- support 1.8
terminology defined 1.3
TIME datatype 4.7.4.1
time operations 4.7.4
TIMESTAMP datatype 4.7.4.1
tnsnames.ora
- connect descriptor 3.2.1
TO_DATE function, main topic 4.7.7
tools and the gateway 1.7
trace parameters
- setting 5.3
tracing
- SQL statements 3.10
trade-off, Native Semantics 4.6
transparency
- main topic, gateway transparency 1.2.1
- native semantics 4.6
triggers for Oracle database 3.7
two-phase commit
- processing transactions 3.6.1
- protection 1.2.2
- unsupported statement 3.6.1

U

UNION
- capability 1.2.2
- operator, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- SQL set operators and clauses 4.6.3
UNION ALL
- operator, SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
- SQL set operators and clauses 4.6.3
UPDATE
- known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
- operation 4.1
- SQL clause 4.7.7
- statement 4.8
USER_CATALOG view A.19
USER_COL_COMMENTS view A.20
USER_CONS_COLUMNS view A.22
USER_CONSTRAINTS view A.21
USER_DB_LINKS data dictionary view 3.2.3
USER_INDEXES view A.23
USER_OBJECTS view A.24
USER_SYNONYMS view A.25
USER_TAB_COLUMNS view A.27
USER_TAB_COMMENTS view A.28
USER_TABLES view A.26
USER_USERS view A.30
USER_VIEWS view A.29
user privileges 4.9
USING clause 3.2.1
Using the gateway 3

V

VALUES clause
- functions not allowed by DB2 4.7.7
variable
- bind, SQL passthrough 4.8
- input bind 4.7.4.2
view
- catalog
  - DB2/400 4.9.1
  - DB2/OS390 4.9.1
  - DB2/UDB 4.9.1
- data dictionary
  - emulation on DRDA server 4.9

W

WHERE clause
- known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
- SQL Set Clauses 4.6.3
WHERE CURRENT OF CURSOR clause
- known restrictions, SQL limitations 2.5.2.1
wireless communication 1.2.3

Z

zoned decimal operations 4.7.10