This section provides information needed to use ODBC Driver for Teradata with custom and off-the-shelf ODBC applications, relative to the published ODBC standard. The following information is covered.
| Section Heading | Contents |
|---|---|
| Software Development Kits | SDKs required for developing ODBC applications |
| ODBC Conformance | The levels to which ODBC Driver for Teradata implements the ODBC specification |
| ODBC SQL Grammar | ODBC SQL grammar and core compliance |
| ODBC Connection Functions and Dialog | The ODBC Driver for Teradata API defines three connection functions for establishing a connection to a database |
| ANSI SQL 1992 Syntax | How ODBC Driver for Teradata supports the entry level ANSI SQL 1992 syntax |
| Keywords for SQLDriverConnect() and SQLBrowseConnect() | Attributes that can be used with SQLDriverConnect() and SQLBrowseConnect() |
| ODBC Pattern Escape Character | The ODBC pattern escape character |
| Large Objects | Support for Large Objects, including BLOB and CLOB |
| User-Defined Functions | Support for User-Defined Functions |
| User-Defined Types and User-Defined Methods | Support for User-Defined Types and User-Defined Methods |
| Parameter Arrays | Using parameter arrays to reduce network traffic |
| Large Decimal and BIGINT Support | Support for Large Decimal and BIGINT |
| 64-bit Support | Useful references when working in 64-bit |