Character-based Querying and Reporting Tools User Guide
1. Introduction
In This Guide
Querying and Reporting Tools at a Glance
Audience
What You Need to Know
Special Considerations
Query Language Used in this Guide
System-specific Text in This Guide
Terminology Used in this Guide
Syntax Conventions Used in this Guide
2. Fundamentals of Using Querying and Reporting Tools
Before Using the Querying and Reporting Tools
Requirements for Enabling Access to the Database
Setting of System Variables
Terminal Definition
Function Key Mapping
How to Start an Ingres Tool
Ingres Menu
Bypass Ingres Menu
Access Ingres Menu
Options on the Ingres Menu
Command Syntax to Start Ingres Menu or Tool
Access Parameters on Startup Commands
Command Syntax to Access Database on Remote Network Node
Command Syntax to Access a Non-Ingres Database
Command Syntax to Access a Distributed Database
Access to Database Tables
How to Select a Table You Want to Access
Synonym Use
Schemas for Owner Qualification
Frames and Forms
Forms
Fields on Forms
Find Entry Using First Letter
Menus
Menu Environment
Selecting a Menu Option
Selecting a Menu Option with a Mouse
Selecting a Menu Option Using a Function Key
Selecting a Menu Option by Typing or Highlighting the Operation Name
Typical Menu Operations
End and Quit Operations--Leave Submenus and Quit Ingres
Keys and Mouse Support
Keys for Menu Operations
Keys for Standard Functions
Cursor Movement and Editing Keys
On-Screen Help
Printing and Redrawing the Screen
Print the Screen
Refresh the Screen
Error Messages
Error Message Viewing
Naming and Name Use Conventions
Conventions for Schema and User Names
Conventions for Regular Identifiers
Delimited Identifiers
Use of Wild Card Characters
Case Sensitivity in Delimited Identifiers
Use of Delimited Identifier in Forms
3. Using the Tables Utility
Tables Utility
Tables, Synonyms, Views, and Indexes
Start the Tables Utility
Menu Options for the Table Catalog
Create a Table
Table Names
Column Specification--Column Name
Column Specification--Data Types
Column Specification--Key Numbers
Column Specification--Nulls
Column Specification--Defaults
How You Specify Standard Defaults
How You Specify User-Defined Defaults
How Unique Keys Are Set
Move Column Specifications
Clone Table Specifications with GetTableDef
Destroy Tables, Synonyms, Views, and Indexes
Get Information about Tables and Views
Fields for Examine a Table
How You Add or Delete Columns in an Existing Table
4. Using QBF
Query-By-Forms (QBF)
Query Definition and Execution Phases of QBF
Query Definition Phase
Query Execution Phase
Ways to Start QBF
How You Start QBF from the Operating System
Start QBF from the Ingres Menu
Query Target Selection
Catalog Frames for Query Target Selection
QBFNames Catalog Frame
JoinDefs Catalog Frame
Tables Catalog Frame
Data Display Forms for Query Targets
Custom Forms
Default Forms
Query Execution
How Query Results Are Displayed and Saved
5. Working with QBF Operations
QBF Append Operation
Start the Append Operation
How to Use the Append Frame
How You Add New Rows of Data
SimpleFields Format
TableFields Format
Data Entry Errors when Appending
Control-A--Duplicate Previous Entry
Transaction Deadlock in Append Mode
Confirmation Messages for Append
Exit the Append Operation
QBF Retrieve Operation
Start the Retrieve Operation
Retrieve Frame
Menu Options for Retrieve Frame
How to Use the Retrieve Frame
Search Qualifications
How Comparison Operators Are Used
How Logical Operators Are Used
Logical Operators Within a Column
Logical Operators Between Columns
Parentheses--Group Values
Pattern-Matching Characters
? and * Pattern-Matching Characters
% and _ Pattern-Matching Characters
Bracketed Expressions
Complex Queries
Character String Qualifications
Date and Time Qualifications
Queries in Blank and Nullable Fields
Order Operation--Sort Query Results
Sort Sequence and Sort Priority
Sort Precedence in JoinDef Execution
Go Operation--View Retrieved Records
View Retrieve Results for a Table
View Sort Results for a Master/Master JoinDef
View Sort Results for a Master/Detail JoinDef
No Rows Meeting Specifications
Transaction Deadlock in Retrieve Mode
Exit the Retrieve Operation
QBF Update Operation
Start the Update Operation
How Data Is Modified
Update Frame Data Display Form Operations
Add New Detail Rows to a JoinDef
How Data Is Deleted
How Updates Are Saved
Update Operation and JoinDef Rules
Errors Reported During the Save Process
Transaction Deadlock in Update Mode
Exit the Update Operation
6. Using JoinDefs in QBF
JoinDefs
JoinDef Rules
Join Columns with Coercible Data Types
Multiple Join Columns
Join Types
Master/Master JoinDefs
Master/Detail JoinDefs
Automatic Joins
Fields on a JoinDef Form
How You Create a JoinDef
Optional JoinDef Specifications
JoinDefs Catalog Frame
JoinDef Definition Frame
JoinDef Name
Role Column in JoinDef Definition
Table Name Column in JoinDef Definition
Owner Column in JoinDef Definition
Abbreviation Column in JoinDef Definition
Choosing Table-Field Format
How Columns Are Joined
JoinDef Specification Frame--Specify Other Components of the JoinDef
View or Change Joined Columns
Get Information on Table Column Data Types
Exit the JoinDef Join Specification Frame
Single-Table JoinDefs
How You Build a Single-table JoinDef
Update and Delete Rules
Default Update and Delete Rules
Determine Update Rules
Determine Delete Rules
Exit the JoinDef Update and Delete Rules Frame
JoinDef Change Display
Delete Fields from JoinDef Displays
Exit the JoinDef Change Display Frame
Test JoinDefs
Save JoinDefs
Edit JoinDefs
Delete JoinDefs
7. Using RBF
Report-By-Forms (RBF)
RBF Frames and Operations
Start RBF
Report Catalog Frame
Obtain Information About a Report Specification
MoreInfo about a Report Frame
RBF PopUp Frames
Preview Reports
Report Specifications
How to Produce a Report in RBF
Sources of Report Data
Sort Columns and Breaks
Date, Time, and Page Number
Report Styles
Tabular Report Style
Wrap Report Style
Block Report Style
Indented Report Style
Master/Detail Report Style
Labels Report Style
Report Structure
Default Report Layout
8. Working with RBF Report Specifications
Create a Default Report Specification
Choose Columns on which to Base the Report
Choose a Report Style
RBF Report Layout Frame
How You Get to the Report Layout Frame
Report Components in the Report Layout Frame
Report Sections
Report Margins and Alignment Guides
Trim
Columns and Aggregate Functions
Report Layout Menu Operations
Layout and Create Operations--Create New Report Components
Create Break Headers, Footers, and Other Report Sections
Create Trim
Create a Column
Aggregates
Simple and Cumulative Aggregates
Unique Aggregates
Guidelines for Creating an Aggregate
Create an Aggregate
Create Additional Heading Lines
Create Blank Lines
Layout and Delete Operations--Delete Report Components
Delete Break Headers, Footers, and Other Report Sections
Delete Other Report Components
Edit Operation--Edit Report Components
Edit Trim and Headings
Edit Columns
Column Display Formats
Representation of Display Formats
Change Display Formats
Column Options
Sort Order
Sort Direction
Sort Order and Data Type
Default Sort Order
Sort Columns and Breaks
How to Change a Column from Sort to NonSort
Change the Sort Order
Runtime Data Selection
Hexadecimal Constants
Null Values for Numeric Variables
Column Break Options
Options for Showing a Change of Value
Use the Break Options Operation
Move Operation--Move Report Components
Move Trim, Columns, Aggregates, and Headings
Place and Shift Operations
Move the Report Margins
Report Options Frame
Page Length
Underlining
Page Header on First Page
Display of Null Values
Form Feeds
Date, Time, and Page Components
Obtain the Name of a Column
Undo Operation--Undo Edits
Save Operation--Save a Report Specification
Save Report Frame
Use the Save Operation
Save Report Pop-up
Archive Operation--Archive a Report Definition
Use the Archive Operation
Comment Blocks in Archived Reports
Width Comment Block
JoinDef Comment Block
Union Select Comment Block
How to Copy Report Specifications
Delete a Report Specification with Delobj Command
9. Producing a RBF Report
How You Produce RBF Reports
Report Destinations
Background Mode
Report Log
Specify Report Variables
Produce a Preview Report
Produce a Report from a Report Specification
Report Sent to a Screen
Send Reports from a Screen to a File
Send Reports from a Screen to a Printer
Send a Report Directly to a File
Send a Report Directly to a Printer
Run Report Specification from Command Line
Send Reports to a Screen using Report Command
10. Using Report-Writer
What Is Report-Writer?
Report-Writer and RBF
Report Preparation
How You Obtain Data for a Report
Sorted Data in a Report
Breaks in a Report
Automatic Report Breaks
Page Breaks in a Report
Headers and Footers in a Report
Detail Section
How to Produce a Report with Report-Writer
Ways to Create a Report Specification
Save a Report Specification with the Sreport Command
Execute a Report Specification with the Report Command
Considerations for the Finished Report
Types of Report Specification Statements
Report Setup Statements
Page Layout and Control Statements
Report Structure Statements
Column and Block Statements
Text Positioning Statements
Print Statements
Conditional and Assignment Statements
Format of Report Specification Statements
Statement and Parameter Delimiters
Schemas for Owner Qualification
Summary of Report-Writer Specifications
Sample Report
Report Setup and Format
How Variables Are Used in a Report
Reports that Use Multiple Tables
Sorts and Breaks in Reports
Pagination in Reports
Report Margins
Data Positioning, Formatting, and Printing
Default Print Positions for Columns
Text Positioning
The Print Format
How the Printed Value Is Determined
Use of Conditional and Assignment Statements
Summary Data Calculation and Printing
Automatic Determination of Default Settings
Analysis of Report Formatting Statements
How Default Page Width Is Determined
How Default Margins Are Determined
How Default Column Positions Are Determined
How Default Column Formats Are Determined
How Default Column Widths Are Determined
11. Report-Writer Expressions and Formats
Expressions in Report-Writer
Object Naming Conventions for ANSI/ISO Entry SQL-92 Compliant Databases
Recognition of Delimited Identifiers
How to Specify Delimited Identifiers
Case Sensitivity of Delimited Identifiers
Multiple Delimited Identifiers
Precedence over String Constants
Reserved Words
Types of Data in Expressions
String Constants
Hexadecimal Strings
Numeric Constants
Date Constants
Columns
Variables
Special Report Variables
Aggregates
Syntax of Aggregates
Simple Non-Unique Aggregates
Unique Aggregates
Cumulative Aggregates
Rounded or Actual Values
Examples of Aggregates
Operations
Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators
Conditional Expressions
Pattern Matching with Wild Cards
Logical Operators
Built-in Functions
Boolean Functions
Format Specifications
Default Formats
Default Format for Strings
Default Format for Columns
Default Format for Special Report Variables
Default Format for Aggregates
Default Format for Numbers
Default Format for Dates
QUEL User Notes on Default Formats
Blanking Format B
Character String Format C
C Format Examples
Date Format D
Absolute Date and Time Templates
Date and Time Interval Templates
Numeric Format E
Numeric Format F
Numeric Format G
Numeric Format I
Numeric Format N
Numeric Templates
Control Character Format Q0
Character String Format T
Expressions and Formats Syntax Summary
Special Report Variables
Arithmetic Operators
SQL Conversion Functions
QUEL Conversion Functions
Numeric Functions
SQL and QUEL String Functions
Date Functions
Boolean Function
Aggregates
Formats
12. Report-Writer Statements
Report Setup Statements
.Break Statement--Specify Break Columns
Description
Examples
.Cleanup Statement--Embed SQL Statements that Clean Up
Description
Examples
Comments
Description
Examples
.Data Statement--Specify Table for Report
Description
Examples
.Declare Statement--Declare Variables
Examples
.Delimid Statement--Enable Recognition of Delimited Identifiers
Description
Example
.Delimid with QUEL Query
.Include Statement--Import Files that Contain Report-Writer Code
Description
Examples
.Longremark/.Endremark Statements--Mark a Block of Descriptive Text
Description
Examples
.Name Statement--Assign a Name to a Report
Description
Examples
.Output Statement--Specify File Name for a Report
Description
Examples
.Query Statement--Indicate Start of a Query
Description
Variables
Examples
.Query Statement for QUEL Users
Description
Examples
.Setup Statement--Embed SQL Statements that Perform Set up
Description
Example
.Shortremark Statement--Specify Remark
Description
Examples
.Sort Statement--Specify Sort Order of Reported Data
Description
Examples
Page Layout and Control Statements
.Formfeeds/.Noformfeeds--Force or Suppress Formfeed Characters
Description
Examples
.Leftmargin Statement--Set a Left Margin
Description
Examples
.Need Statement--Keep Lines Together
Description
Examples
.Newpage Statement--Insert Page Break
Description
Examples
.Nofirstff Statement--Suppress Initial Formfeed
Description
Example
.Pagelength Statement--Set Page Length
Description
Examples
.Pagewidth Statement--Set Page Width
Description
Examples
.Rightmargin Statement--Set the Right Margin
Description
Examples
Report Structure Statements
.Detail Statement--Begin Data Formatting Statements
Description
.Footer Statement--Begin Formatting Statements for the Footer
Description
Examples
.Header Statement--Begin Formatting Statements for the Header
Examples
Column and Block Statements
.Block/.Endblock Statements--Enable/Disable Block Mode
Description
Examples
.Bottom Statement--Make Current Line the Bottom Line
Example
.Format Statement--Set Default Printing Format
Description
Examples
.Position Statement--Set Position and Width of Column Output
Description
Examples
.Tformat Statement--Change Format of Column Output Temporarily
Description
Examples
.Top Statement--Make Current Line the Top Line
Description
Example
.Width Statement--Set Output Width of a Column
Description
Example
.Within/.Endwithin Statements--Enable/Disable Column Formatting Mode
Description
Examples
Text Positioning Statements
.Center Statement--Center the Text
Description
Examples
.Left Statement--Left Justify the Text
Description
Example
.Lineend Statement--End a Line
Description
Example
.Linestart Statement--Print Next Text on New Line
Description
Example
.Newline Statement--Advance to a New Line
Description
Examples
.Right Statement--Right Justify the Text
Description
Examples
.Tab Statement--Specify Tab Position
Description
Examples
Print Statements
.Nullstring Statement--Specify String for Null Value
Description
Example
.Print and .Println Statements--Print Text of Report
Description
Examples
.Ulcharacter Statement--Set Underline Character
Description
Example
.Underline and .Nounderline Statements--Underline Text
Description
Example
Conditional and Assignment Statements
.If Statement--Specify Alternative Statements
Description
Examples
.Let Statement--Assign Expression Value to a Variable
Statement Syntax Summary
13. Using VIFRED
What Is Visual Forms Editor (VIFRED)?
VIFRED Frames and Operations
Start VIFRED
Start VIFRED in Expert Mode
VIFRED Forms Catalog Frame
Create New and Duplicate Forms
Duplicate Forms
Create Blank Forms
Create Default Forms
Ways to Create Forms that Use Multiple Tables
Form Layout Frame
Alignment Guides
Margin Rulers
Straight Edges
Location Operation
Layout Frame Menu Options
Form Attributes
Form Display Style
Fullscreen Forms
Pop-up Forms
Change the Style of a Form
Borders for Pop-up Forms
Form Size and Position
Set Size and Position Attributes
Form Size
Screen Width of a Form
Position Mode
StartRow and StartColumn Attributes
Move the Margins of a Form
Expand the Right Margin
Expand the Bottom Margin
Place the Margin of a Form
VisuallyAdjust Operation--Visually Adjust a Form
Change Pop-up Form Size
Move a Fixed-Position Pop-up Style Form
Save a Form
Save Submenu
Save Changes Pop-up
Destroy Forms
Edit Existing Forms
Rename Forms
Compile Forms
Translate Compiled Form into Object Code
Print Forms
QBFNames Operation
QBFNames Catalog Frame
Assign Additional QBFNames to Forms
Run QBF from VIFRED
Quit Operation--Exit VIFRED
14. VIFRED Form Components
Parts of a Form
Fields on a Form
Internal Name of a Field
Data Window
Field Attributes
Field Title
Operations on the Form Layout Frame
Create Operation
Create and Edit Trim
Specify Display Attributes for Trim
Create New Blank Lines on the Form
Boxes and Lines
Box/Line Operation or Attribute Boxes
Enhance Boxes and Lines
Resize a Box or Line
Specify Display Attributes for Boxes and Lines
Creation of Simple Fields
Create a New Simple Field
Create Your Own Internal Field Names
Create Field Titles and Default Internal Names
Create Data Windows and Display Formats
Input Masking in Data Entry Fields
How You Create Multi-line Character Fields
Attributes Operation--Specify Simple Field Attributes
Edit Simple Fields
Edit Field Titles
Edit the Data Window
Edit the Attributes of a Field
Table Fields
Create a Table Field
Create Default Columns with GetTableDef
Create Columns
Edit a Table Field
How You Add Columns
Delete Columns
Edit Column Titles and Internal Name
Change Column Attributes
Change the Sequence of Columns
Create Duplicate Fields
Delete Form Components
Change the Tabbing Order of Fields on a Form
Move Operation--Move Components on a Form
Move a Single Component
Use the Place Operation
Shift Operation
Center and Justify Components
Move Titles and Display Windows
Move a Group of Components at Once
15. VIFRED Field Specifications
Field Attribute Specifications
Default Attributes
Set Attributes for a Field or Column
Attributes in the Set List
An Alternative to the BoxField Attribute
The Invisible Attribute
Input Masking
Required and Other Attributes
Internal Name of a Field
Data Type of a Field
Nullable Data Types
Color of a Field
Scrollable Field
Default Values for a Field
Specify a Validation Check
Comparison Operator Validation Checks
Character String Comparisons
Date and Money Comparisons
NULL Value Comparisons
Numeric Comparisons
Comparisons Against Other Fields
Comparison to a List of Values
Comparison to a Lookup Table
Boolean Operators in Validation Checks
Validation Error Message
Derived Fields
How Forms are Used with Derived Fields
Specify a Derived Field
Guidelines for Specifying Derivation Formulas
Arithmetic Operators in Derivation Formulas
Aggregates in Derivation Formulas
Constants in Derivation Formulas
Dates in Derivation Formulas
Circular References in Derivation Formulas
Examples of Derivation Formulas
Performance Recommendations for Derived Fields
16. Interactive Query Language Terminal Monitor
What Is the Interactive Terminal Monitor?
Capabilities of the Interactive Terminal Monitor
Start the Interactive Terminal Monitor
Interactive Terminal Monitor Frame--Enter Query Language Statements
Menu Operations on the Terminal Monitor Frame
Enter Statements from a File
Write Statements to a File
Query Language Statement Execution
Print or File Output
How Error Messages Are Handled
17. System Commands for the Forms-based Tools
Standard Flags and Parameters
compform Command--Compile a Form
compform Example
Compile a Form into Object Code
copyform Command--Copy a Form to Another Database
copyform Examples
Copy Forms to a Text File
Copy QBF Names and JoinDefs to a Text File
Copy Forms, QBFNames, and JoinDefs to a Database
copyrep Command--Copy a Report to a Text File
copyrep Example
delobj Command--Delete Objects from Database
delobj Examples
ingmenu Command--Start Ingres Menu
iquel Command--Start Interactive QUEL Terminal Monitor
iquel Example
isql Command--Start Interactive SQL Terminal Monitor
isql Examples
printform Command--Print a Form to a File
printform Example
qbf Command--Start Query-By-Forms
qbf Examples
query Command--Invoke QBF Query Execution
rbf Command--Start Report-By-Forms
report Command--Run a Report
report Examples
How the Report Command Works
Passing Parameters on the Command Line
Passing Numeric Variables
Passing String and Date Variables
Passing an Entire Where Clause
Passing Multiple Parameters
Passing Delimited Identifiers
Passing String Values with Embedded Quotes
Prompted Runtime Variables as Parameters
sreport Command--Store Report Definition in a Database
sreport Examples
vifred Command--Start the Visual Forms Editor
vifred Examples
18. Working with Data Types and Data Display Formats
Data Types
Character Data Types
C Data Type
Char Data Type
Text Data Type
Varchar Data Type
How Character Strings Are Compared
Date Data Type
International Conventions for Date and Time
Relative Times and Dates
Floating Point Data Type
Decimal Data Type
Integer Data Types
Money Data Type
Nulls
Data Display and Input Formats
Data Types and Display Formats
Display Format Syntax
Default Data Display Formats
How Character Data Is Displayed
How Numeric and Money Data Is Displayed
How Date Data Is Displayed
Format Templates
Input Masking with Format Templates
Numeric Templates
Input Masking with Numeric Templates
Special Numeric Template Characters
Numeric Template Examples
Date and Time Templates
Absolute Date and Time Templates
Absolute Date and Time Template Specification
Absolute Date and Time Examples
Input Masking for Absolute Dates
Time Interval Templates
String Input Templates
String Template Creation
Special Characters
Escape Character
Custom Character Sets
User-defined Characters
Predefined Characters for Custom Character Sets
How to Specify a Default Character
How to Specify Uppercase or Lowercase
How to Force Mandatory Entry
Examples of User-Defined Character Sets
Examples of String Templates
A. Defining Your Terminal
The Termcap File
How to Define Your Terminal
Define Your Terminal (Windows)
Define Your Terminal (UNIX)
Define Your Terminal (VMS)
Terminal Names
B. Defining Function and Control Keys
Why Key Mapping?
Key Mapping Overview (Windows Environment)
Termcap File (Windows)
FRS Mapping File (Windows)
Mapping File Example (Windows)
Standard FRS Mapping Files (Windows)
Application Mapping Files (Windows)
Key Mapping Overview (UNIX and VMS Environments)
Role of the Termcap File (UNIX and VMS)
Mapping Files (UNIX and VMS)
Mapping File Example (UNIX and VMS)
Levels of Mapping (UNIX and VMS)
Installation Level Mapping (UNIX and VMS)
Terminal Type Level Mapping
User Level Mapping (UNIX and VMS)
Application Level Mapping (UNIX and VMS)
Obtaining Information on Mappings
FRS Mapping Objects
FRS Commands
FRS Command Definitions
Default Key Mapping Assignments (UNIX and VMS)
Menu Items
FRS Keys
Map a FRS Key
Predefined FRS Keys
Mapping File Syntax
Mapping Statements
Example of Mapping Statements (Windows)
Example of Mapping Statements (UNIX and VMS)
How to Disable Statements
How to Use Comments
Mapping File Errors
Restrictions and Limitations (Windows Environment)
Troubleshooting Checklist (Windows)
Restrictions and Limitations (UNIX and VMS Environments)
Troubleshooting Checklist (UNIX and VMS)
C. Writing Termcap Descriptions
Why Modify the Termcap File?
Supplied Termcap File
How to Set the II_TERMCAP_FILE Variable
Format of a Termcap Description
Special Characters Used in a Termcap Description
Termcap Description Names
How Capabilities of the Terminal Are Specified in a Termcap Description
How to Start Writing New Termcap Descriptions
Eleven Basic Commands
Cursor Motion Command
Example 1: rti100, a Fictitious Terminal
Example 2: vt100
Example 3: Datamedia 3045
Example 4: Delta Data 5000
Commands for Advanced Features (Windows Environment)
Commands Used to Program Video Attributes (Windows)
Commands Used for Color (Windows)
Font Specifications (Windows)
Commands for Advanced Features (UNIX and VMS Environments)
Commands Used to Program Video Attributes (UNIX and VMS)
Commands Needed for Boxing Characters (UNIX and VMS)
Commands Needed for Function Keys (UNIX and VMS)
Commands Needed for Arrow Keys (UNIX and VMS)
Commands Used for Color (UNIX and VMS)
Commands to Specify Display Width (UNIX and VMS)
Command to Specify FRS Mapping File for Terminal (UNIX and VMS)
Commands to Optimize Cursor Movement (UNIX and VMS)
Commands for Special Situations
Commands from the UNIX Termcap File
Examples of Termcap Descriptions
DEC VT100 (All Inclusive) Termcap Description
DEC VT100 (Simple) Termcap Description
Envision 230 Termcap Description
Concept 100 Termcap Description
Datamedia 3045 Termcap Description
D. Data Types
Data Types in SQL, OpenSQL, and QUEL
E. Calling Ingres Tools from Embedded SQL and OpenSQL
How Ingres Tools Are Called from Embedded SQL and OpenSQL
Call Statement--Call an Ingres Tool or Operating System
Ingres Tool Parameters
Abf Command Parameters
Ingmenu Command Parameters
Isql Command Parameters
Qbf Command Parameters
Rbf Command Parameters
Report Command Parameters
Sql Command Parameters
Sreport Command Parameters
System Command Parameters
Vifred Command Parameters
F. Report-Writer Report Examples
Overview of Report Examples
POPULATION Example
POP2 Example
QUEL User Notes for POPULATION and POP2 Examples
ACCOUNT Example
QUEL User Notes for ACCOUNT Example
DICTIONARY Example
DICT2 Example
QUEL User Notes for DICTIONARY an DICT2 Examples
LABEL Example
QUEL User Notes for LABEL Example
Report Creation Using Several Tables
How to Join Tables for a Report
How to Avoid Awkward Page Breaks
QUEL User Notes for a Join
G. Troubleshooting Report-Writer
Parameter Substitution Troubleshooting
Query Troubleshooting
Comment Troubleshooting
Default Print Position Troubleshooting
Formfeed Troubleshooting
Performance Problem Troubleshooting
Query Performance
Performance and Conversion Function Usage
Performance and Memory Usage
Ingres 10.2
Performance and Memory Usage