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�d���GBBThe DEFINE PROCEDURE command stores a sequence of QLI operations 
Gin the database.  QLI stores the procedure in the most recently opened
;database, unless you qualify the procedure with a database
handle.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

7   DEFINE PROCEDURE  [database-handle.]procedure-name 
      operation... 
   END_PROCEDURE 
  
5   operation  ::=  { qli-command | qli-procedure |  
@                     qli-statement | qli-clause | qli-keyword }
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
%QLI>  define procedure capitol_info 
)CON>	 /* saves typing a common query */ 
:CON>	 for s in states cross c in cities over state with  
%CON>		 s.state = *.'state code' and 
CON>		 s.capitol = c.city 
@CON>	 print s.capitol | ' has a population of ' | c.population 
CON>  end_procedure 
Af?A boolean-expression evaluates to true, false, or missing. It 
Adescribes the characteristics of a single value expression (for 
Aexample, a missing value) or the relationship between two value 
?expressions (for example, x is greater than y).  The order of 
@precedence for evaluating compound Boolean expressions is NOT, 

AND, and OR.
 
?------------------------------------------------------------  

 boolean-expression ::= 
(     { [ NOT ] conditional-expression |
;       conditional-expression AND conditional-expression |
;       conditional-expression OR  conditional-expression }

 
 conditional-expression ::= 
5     { COMPARISON-CONDITION  |  BETWEEN-CONDITION  |
5       STARTING-CONDITION  | CONTAINING-CONDITION  |
/       MATCHING-CONDITION  | not-condition |  
)       ANY-CONDITION UNIQUE-CONDITION  }

=------------------------------------------------------------
=�=The begin-end statement groups QLI statements into a single 
1compound statement called a begin-end block.    

=------------------------------------------------------------

     BEGIN
        qli-statement...
	     END

=------------------------------------------------------------

QLI> store cities using
CON>	begin
CON>		city = 'Shadkill'
CON>		state = 'NY'
CON>		population = 20000
CON>		altitude = 17
	CON>	end
F	�DQli (Query Language Interpreter) is the interactive data retrieval 
>and manipulation interface to databases managed by InterBase.
?Qli supports significant subsets of GDML, SQL, and GDEF's data
definition language (DDL).

DYou can mix both the GDML and SQL variants during your qli session.
FHowever, you cannot use statements and commands from the GDML variant
Fas substatements of a SQL statement. Similarly, you cannot use a SQL 
1statement as a substatement of a GDML statement.
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��L�E�EThe ERASE statement removes from the database the records specified 
&by the record selection expression.  
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

   ERASE  [ ALL OF   rse ]

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
7QLI>  erase all of cities with population < 100000 or 
CON>	 population missing 
 
AQLI>  for cities with population < 100000 or population missing 
CON> 	 print then  
-CON>		 if *.'keep it?' containing 'n' erase 
>1The FINISH command explicitly closes a database.

=------------------------------------------------------------

' FINISH  [ database-handle-commalist ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
1The following command closes all open databases:
 
QLI>  finish 
 
<The following example readies two databases, performs some 
4data manipulation, and closes one of the databases:
 
4QLI>  ready /usr/igor/datafiles/atlas.gdb as atlas 
QLI>  ready maps.gdb as map 
    .
    .
    .
QLI>  finish atlas 
M�KThe EXIT command ends a QLI session and commits the current transaction.  
MEXIT and your system's end-of-file (<EOF>) character are exactly equivalent.
EThe end-of-file characters are system-dependent (and sometimes user-
dependent):

4    - Control-Z  for VAX/VMS, MicroVMS, and APOLLO 
$    - Control-D  for ULTRIX and SUN

=------------------------------------------------------------

  EXIT

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  EXIT 
O.r?The MATCHING USING condition lets you define your own wildcard
search characters.  
 
@---------------------------------------------------------------
2	MATCHING value-expression USING 'control-string'

/	control-string ::= [prequalifier][definition-
	commalist][postqualifier]

	prequalifier ::= [-S(|+S(]

.	definition ::= wildcard=definition-character
"        [definition-character...]

	postqualifier ::= [)]

@---------------------------------------------------------------

OThe prequalifier string -S( disables case sensitivity of the value-expression 
Nin the matching clause. The prequalifier string +S( enables case sensitivity 

!	Definition Character 	Operation
 
/	?               	Matches any single character
 
#	[]			Defines a class of character
 
,	*			Modifies previous definition or class:
'				indicates zero or more occurrences
 
*	@			Treats the next character as literal
 
)	~			Excludes the following character or
				class of characters
 
OThe prequalifier string -S( disables case sensitivity of the value-expression 
Mof the value-expression in the matching clause. The prequalifier string +S( 
enables case sensitivity.

@The following example searches for cities that have "ton" some-
>where in their name. The MATCHING USING clause defines "+" as
2zero or more occurrences of any single character:

4	QLI> for c in cities with c.city matching '+ton+' 
	CON> using '+=?*' print city 

��d�H�Q�PAAThe QUIT command ends a QLI session and asks if you want to roll
 back the current transaction.  

=------------------------------------------------------------

  QUIT

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  QUIT
(Do you want to rollback your changes? Y
$
I*�EThe PRINT statement displays fields from records in a record stream.
?You can create the record stream in the PRINT statement itself
or in an outer for statement.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

Standalone format:
  
2 PRINT  [ format-option-commalist ] [ DISTINCT ] 
G          {  rse  |  value-expression-commalist [ USING  edit-string ]
&          [( query-header )]  OF rse 

3        [  ON  'filespec'  |  TO  shell-command  ]
 
C         format-option :== { COL n | SKIP  n | SPACE  n | TAB  n }
 
=          query-header :== { quoted-string-expression |  - }

FOR loop format:
  

    FOR rse 
*       PRINT  value-expression-commalist 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
)QLI>  print states sorted by state_name 
 
)QLI>  print "This is an utter outrage." 
 
-QLI>  print *."whatever your heart desires" 

4QLI>  print state_name, name, city of states cross 
0CON>	 ski_areas over state on 'shush_boom.dat' 
 
-QLI>  for states cross ski_areas over state 
$CON>	 print state_name, name, city 
 
@QLI>  print altitude using hhhh of cities with city = 'Albany' 
 
IQLI>  print "today" using w(8)" the "dd"th of "m(12)" in the year "y(4) 
 
8QLI>  print city, population using z,zzz,zz9 of cities 
?�?The MODIFY statement updates a field or fields in a record or 
	records.

=------------------------------------------------------------

/  MODIFY  {  dbfield-expression-commalist  |  
8             USING  assignment-statement  } [ OF  rse ]
 
>     dbfield-expression ::= [ context-variable. ] field-name 

?------------------------------------------------------------  

%QLI>  /* rse in modify statement */ 
(QLI>  modify population of cities with 
CON>	 city = 'New York' 
Enter POPULATION:  10000000 
 

"QLI>  /* rse in for statement */ 
)QLI>  for cities with city = 'New York' 
*CON>	 modify using population = 10000000 
 

(QLI>  modify population of cities with 
CON>	 city = 'New York' 
Enter POPULATION:  10000000 
C#7?The FOR statement evaluates a record selection expression and 
Cexecutes a substatement FOR each qualifying record.  You can nest 
BFOR loops to display a hierarchy of records or to join relations 
across databases.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

   FOR  rse qli-statement 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

"QLI>  for states sorted by state 
'CON>	 print capitol, state, statehood 

9QLI>  for states cross cities over state sorted by city 
/CON>	 print city, state, altitude, population 

'QLI>  for ski_areas with state = 'FL' 

CON>	 erase 

6QLI>  for pc in part_component sorted by pc.assembly 

CON>  begin 
CON>	 print pc.assembly 
9CON> 	 for p in parts with p.item_number = pc.component 
2CON> 		 print pc.component, p.item_name, p.price 
CON>  end 

3QLI>  ready apollo:/usr/data/mapper.gdb as mapper 
 QLI>  ready atlas.gdb as atlas 
/QLI>  for s in atlas.states sorted by s.state 

CON>  begin 
#CON>	 for c in mapper.cities with 
CON>		 s.state = c.state 
1CON>		 print s.state_name, c.city, c.population 
CON>  end 
���
>lSp�U�O�G�GThe SET command lets you change various environmental features of QLI.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

    SET  [ no ] set-option

?------------------------------------------------------------  
=;The rse (record selection expression) clause specifies the
5search and delivery conditions for record retrieval.

=------------------------------------------------------------

.   [FIRST-CLAUSE] RECORD-SOURCE [WITH-CLAUSE]
$   [REDUCED-CLAUSE] [SORTED-CLAUSE]

-     record-source ::= { relation-clause | }
-                       { cross-source      }

=     relation-clause ::= [context-variable IN] relation-name

:     cross-source ::= relation-clause CROSS record-source

=------------------------------------------------------------
EEThe ROLLBACK command ends a transaction and undoes all changes made 
;to the database since the most recent transaction started.

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
)  ROLLBACK [ database-handle-commalist ]
  
=------------------------------------------------------------
 
CThe following example performs some unspecified data manipulation 
Bactivities and then undoes the changes, thus not writing them to 
the database:
 
QLI>  ready atlas.gdb 
             .
             .
             .
QLI>  rollback 
L�KThe RESTRUCTURE statement lets you copy data from one relation to another 
Land/or from one database to another.  QLI automatically matches fields and 
,copies values from one relation to another.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

*  [ database-handle.]relation-name = rse 

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
9QLI>  city_states = cities cross states over state with 
CON>      population > 500000 
LDThe REPEAT command lets you execute a qli statement multiple times.
IIf you want to include a procedure in a REPEAT command, enclose it in a 
LBEGIN-END statement.  Otherwise, only the first statement in the procedure 
	repeats.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

-  REPEAT  integer-expression  qli-statement 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
 QLI>  repeat 5 store ski_areas 

"QLI>  repeat *.'number of items' 
CON>	 store ski_areas 
 
%QLI>  repeat 5 begin :procedure end 
G!�EThe READY command attaches a database and opens it for access. This 
Fcommand must precede other database access in QLI. The READY command 
Eautomatically starts a transaction that is not terminated until you 
Gcommit it or roll it back. QLI automatically starts a new transaction 
Fwith the next data manipulation statement that follows the COMMIT or 
ROLLBACK command.
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

+   READY  filespec [ as  database-handle ]

?------------------------------------------------------------  


BFile specifications for remote databases have the following form:
  
?------------------------------------------------------------  

/	VMS to VMS (via DECnet):	node-name::filespec 
2	VMS to ULTRIX (via DECnet):	node-name::filespec 
0	VMS to non-VMS, non-ULTRIX:	node-name^filespec
1	ULTRIX to VMS (via DECnet):	node_name::filespec
(	Apollo to Apollo:		//node-name/filspec
 	All else:			node-name:filespec
  
?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
QLI>  ready atlas.gdb 
,QLI>  ready pariah:[public.data]phones.gdb 
4QLI>  ready /usr/igor/datafiles/atlas.gdb as atlas 
)QLI>  ready mailing_list.gdb as mailing 
2QLI>  ready pariah:[doncikov.datafiles]atlas.gdb 
QLI>  ready mailing_list.gdb 
����HPV�Y�A-~;COMMIT can be a command or a statement. It makes changes a
 permanent part of the database.

>When typed to the qli prompt, COMMIT is a command. It changes
Athe transaction environment, letting others see your changes and
?letting you see changes that others have made to the database.

=When you type COMMIT inside another statement (e.g. for, if-
=else,or begin-end) qli executes a COMMIT statement. A COMMIT
=statement makes your changes permanent and available to oth-
Aers. It does not change your transaction environment. You cannot
=see changes that others have made to the database since your
transaction began.

=You can use COMMIT in conjunction with the prepare statement
@to execute a two-phase commit. InterBase automatically executes
@such a commit when necessary, but, if required, you can control
?the two-phase commit explicitly. See the entry for PREPARE in 
the Qli Reference Guide.

<-----------------------------------------------------------

(  COMMIT  [ database-handle-commalist ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 

>The following example readies a database and, stores a record
@which starts a transaction. The final line commits the transac-
tion:

QLI> ready atlas.gdb
QLI> store ski_areas
	.
	.
	.
QLI> commit        

@The following example stores records in a loop, committing each
one:      

QLI> repeat 10 begin
CON> store river_states
CON> commit
	CON> end
EBThe value-expression is a symbol or string of symbols from which 
EQLI  calculates a value. QLI uses the result of the expression when 
9executing the statement in which the expression appears.

=------------------------------------------------------------

< value-expression ::=     { ARITHMETIC-EXPRESSION      |  }
<                          { DBFIELD-EXPRESSION         |  }
<                          { FIRST-EXPRESSION           |  }
<                          { NUMERIC-LITERAL-EXPRESSION |  }
<                          { QUOTED-STRING-EXPRESSION   |  }
<                          { STATISTICAL-EXPRESSION     |  }
<                          { (value-expression)         |  }
<                          { - value-expression            }

=------------------------------------------------------------
>
&5The THEN statement lets you sequence QLI statements.

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
(    qli-statement  THEN  qli-statement 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
'QLI>  for ski_areas with state = 'VT' 
CON>	 print then modify type 
?�:The STORE statement inserts a new record into a relation.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

7    STORE relation-name [ USING assignment-statement ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  store ski_areas 
Enter NAME:  Reedy Run 
Enter TYPE:  N 
Enter CITY:  Groton 
Enter STATE:  MA 
QLI> 
 
QLI>  store ski_areas 

CON>	 begin 
CON>		 name = 'Moose Pond' 
CON>		 type = 'N' 
CON>		 city = 'Dixville Notch 
CON>		 state = 'NH' 
CON>     end 
QLI> 
D�DThe SHOW command displays information about a readied database and 
its entities.

=------------------------------------------------------------

 SHOW show-option

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
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��+pA���E�DThe PREPARE statement signals your intention to commit the default 
Etransaction.  This statement executes the first phase of a two-phase
commit.

=------------------------------------------------------------

*   PREPARE  [ database-handle-commalist ]
  
=------------------------------------------------------------
 
#QLI>  ready remote_database_1.gdb 
 QLI>  ready local_database.gdb 
#QLI>  ready remote_database_2.gdb 
	.
	.
	.
QLI>  prepare 
QLI>  commit 
QLI> 
D\DThe predicate clause is used in the where-clause of the DELETE and 
AUPDATE statements and of the select-expression to specify which 
-records are to be affected by the statement.

=------------------------------------------------------------

:     predicate ::=       { condition                 |  }
:                         { condition AND predicate   |  }
:                         { condition OR predicate    |  }
:                         { NOT predicate                }

6       condition ::=       { COMPARE-CONDITION   |  }
6                           { BETWEEN-CONDITION   |  }
6                           { LIKE-CONDITION      |  }
6                           { IN-CONDITION        |  }
6                           { EXISTS-CONDITION    |  }
6                           { (predicate)            }

=------------------------------------------------------------
@
@The SPAWN command lets you execute shell commands from the QLI 
environment on VMS systems.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

   SPAWN  'dcl-command'
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  spawn 'show sys' 
F�EThe HELP command provides assistance on QLI commands and statements.
@The help message that QLI provides is a subset of the reference
Dmaterial in the "InterBase Qli User's Guide."  See the user's guide
Cfor a complete syntactic and semantic description of QLI commands,
&statements, clauses, and expressions.

DIf you do not ask for HELP on a command or statement, QLI displays 
@a listing of what HELP is available.  If you ask for HELP on a 
Fsubject for which there is no assistance, QLI tells you that no help 
is available for that subject.

=------------------------------------------------------------

)  HELP [ qli-command  |  qli-statement ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  help 
 
QLI>  help store 
?
�?The DELETE statement erases one or more records in a relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
; DELETE FROM  relation-name [ alias ] [ WHERE  predicate ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  delete from cities- 
"CON>	 where population < 100000; 
 
QLI>  delete from ski_areas- 
(CON>	 where name = 'Birchwood Slopes'; 
A
;The assignment  statement assigns values to fields in the 
5MODIFY and STORE statements, or values to variables.

=------------------------------------------------------------

Field Assignment:
  
6   dbfield-expression-1  ::= {  value-expression  |  
A                                edit  [ dbfield-expression-2 ] }

: dbfield-expression ::= [ context-variable .] field-name 
  
Variable Assignment:
  
*    variable-name   =   value-expression 
  
=------------------------------------------------------------
 
QLI>  store ski_areas using 

CON>	 begin 
CON>		 city = "Andover" 
CON>		 state = "MA" 
%CON>		 name = "Parker State Forest" 
CON>		 type = "N" 
CON>	 end 
QLI> 
 
.QLI>  for c in cities with c.city = "Boston" 
7CON>	 modify using c.population = c.population * 1.10 
QLI>
��
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>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
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      SET  assignment-commalist 
     [ WHERE  predicate ]
 
9     assignment ::=  database-field = scalar-expression 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
2QLI>  update cities set altitude = altitude - 10 
 

QLI>  update cities - 
'CON>	 set altitude = altitude - 100 - 
%CON>	 where state in ("CA", "WA");  
 

QLI>  update cities - 
5CON>	 set altitude = altitude * 1.1, state = 'NA' - 
CON>	 where state = 'NY' 
@
#@The SHELL command lets you execute shell commands from the QLI 
0environment on APOLLO, ULTRIX, and SUN systems.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

   SHELL  'shell-command'
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  shell 'date' 
=�8The select-expression specifies the search and delivery
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=------------------------------------------------------------

&     { SELECT-CLAUSE | WHERE-CLAUSE }

=------------------------------------------------------------
EEThe SELECT statement finds the record(s) of the relations specified 
<in the from clause that satisfy the given search condition.

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
? select-statement  ::=  select-expression  [ ordering-clause ]
 
6  ordering-clause  ::=  ORDER BY  sort-key-commalist 
 
E  sort-key  ::= {  ASC  |  DESC  }  {  database-field  |  integer  }
 
=------------------------------------------------------------

&QLI>  select city, state, population 
'CON>	 from cities where state = 'MA'; 
 
(QLI>  select city, state, population - 
1CON>	 from cities where state = 'MA' order by - 
CON>	 city, state; 
 
4QLI>  select c.city, c.population, s.state_name, - 
'CON>	 from cities c, states s where - 
*CON>	 c.state = s.state order by s.state 
=�=The scalar expression is a symbol or string of symbols used 
<in predicates to calculate a value. QLI uses the result of 
:the expression when executing the statement in which the 
expression appears.

=------------------------------------------------------------

:    [ + | - ] scalar-value [arith-oper scalar-expression]

2     scalar-value ::= { FIELD-EXPRESSION      | }
2                      { CONSTANT-EXPRESSION   | }
2                      { (scalar-expression)     }

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                    {  -  | }
                    {  *  | }
                    {  /  | }
                    {  |    }

=------------------------------------------------------------
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MQli supports a subset of SQL, so you can test your algorithms interactively 
before coding a program.

+Qli supports the following SQL statements:

0	- SELECT	display records from a record stream.
.	- INSERT	insert new records into a relation.
$	- UPDATE	update fields in records.
	- DELETE	delete records.

9It also supports the following data definition commands:

;	- ALTER TABLE		drops fields from or adds fields to tables
<	- CREATE DATABASE	creates a database and its system tables
.	- CREATE INDEX		creates an index for a table
0	- CREATE TABLE		creates a table and its fields
-	- DROP DATABASE		deletes an entire database
 	- DROP INDEX		deletes an index
	- DROP TABLE		deletes a table
	- DROP VIEW		deletes a view

?It also supports the following expressions used in statements:

'	- SELECT_EXPRESSION	record selection.
3	- SCALAR_EXPRESSION	calculate and express values.
/	- PREDICATE 		establish relationship between 
				value expressions.

5It also supports the following transaction commands:

&	- READY		open a database for access.
:	- PREPARE	execute the first phase of a two-phase commit.
;	- COMMIT	save database changes made during a transaction.
4	- ROLLBACK	undo changes made during a transaction.

BFor a detailed introduction to the use of the SQL variant of qli,
see the "Qli Guide."
I&fEThere are several ways to to continue a command across lines in QLI:

=1) Put a hyphen at the end of the line you want to continue:

	QLI> print cities-
	CON> with population > 100000

C   If you do not use a hyphen, and there is enough of a command to
C   execute, QLI will execute it.  For example, the preceding query
D   limited the displayed records to only those with a price of less
I   than 100.  However, if the query did not include the hyphen after the
@   relation name "cities", QLI would have displayed all records
   in the cities relation.

;2) Break the command in the midst of a logical unit.  For 
   example:

	QLI> print cities with
	CON> population > 100000

B   In this case, QLI couldn't do anything without the rest of the
E   search condition, so it prompted for more.  However, breaking the
B   command at an appropriate point, although an exact science, is
!   vulnerable to operator error.

"3) Use the SET SEMICOLON command:

	QLI> set semicolon

E   QLI does not execute any command or statement until it encounters
   a semicolon:


	QLI> print 

	CON> cities
	CON> with
	CON> population
	CON> >

	CON> 10000;
C8AGDML is a data manipulation language for accessing InterBase and
CDSRI-compatible databases.  Qli supports a subset of GDML, so you 
@can test your algorithms interactively before coding a program.

9Qli supports the following data manipulation statements:

0	- PRINT		display records from a record stream.
 	- FOR		create a record stream.
.	- STORE		insert new records into a relation.
$	- MODIFY	update fields in records.
	- ERASE		delete records.

?It also supports the following expressions used in statements:

	- RSE			record selection.
2	- VALUE_EXPRESSION	calculate and express values.
7	- BOOLEAN_EXPRESSION	establish relationships between 
				value expressions.

5It also supports the following transaction commands,
Bbut generally with somewhat different meaning than embedded GDML:

&	- READY		open a database for access.
:	- PREPARE	execute the first phase of a two-phase commit.
;	- COMMIT	save database changes made during a transaction.
4	- ROLLBACK	undo changes made during a transaction.

CFor a detailed introduction to the use of the GDML variant of qli,
see the "Qli Guide."
	��1��	�P?\��|><2The field-expression references a database field.
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

9  [ relation-name. | view-name. | alias.]database-field 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
2QLI>  select * from cities where city = 'Boston' 
 
:QLI>  select population, altitude, latitude, longitude - 
)CON>	 from cities where city = 'Boston' 
 
4QLI>  select city, state, population from cities - 
"CON>	 where population > 1000000 
 
=QLI>  select c.city, s.state_name from cities c, states s - 
CON>	 where s.state = c.state 
J�>The exists-condition tests for the existence of at least one 
5qualifying record identified by the select subquery.
4Because the exists-condition uses the parenthesized
DSELECT statement only to retrieve a record for comparison purposes,
/it requires only wildcard (*) field selection.
 
BA predicate containing an exists-condition is true if the set of 
Jrecords specified by the select-expression includes at least one record. 
DIf you add NOT, the predicate is true if there are no records that 
satisfy the subquery.
 
?------------------------------------------------------------  

/  [ NOT ]  EXISTS  ( SELECT  *  where-clause )
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

GGThe in-condition lists a set of scalar expressions as possible values.
 
?------------------------------------------------------------  

1 scalar-expression [ NOT ] IN ( set-of-scalars )
  
 set-of-scalars ::= 
8      { constant-commalist | column-select-expression }
 
 column-select-expression ::=
+    SELECT [ DISTINCT ] scalar-expression 
&         from-clause [ where-clause ]

?------------------------------------------------------------  

GQLI> select city, state from cities where state in ('NY', 'NJ', 'CT');
?
X<The like-condition matches a string with the whole or part 
/of a field value.  The test is case-sensitive.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

1  database-field [ NOT ] LIKE scalar-expression 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

9QLI> select * from states where capitol like '%ville%'; 
G�GThe between-condition specifies an inclusive range of values to match.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

6  database-field [ NOT ] BETWEEN scalar-expression-1 
     AND scalar-expression-2 

=------------------------------------------------------------

9QLI>  select city, state, population from cities where -
.CON>     population between 100000 and 250000
G�AThe compare-condition describes the characteristics of a single 
Ascalar expression (for example, a missing or null value) or the 
@relationship between two scalar expressions (for example, x is 
greater than y ).
 
?------------------------------------------------------------  

>{  scalar-expression comparison-operator scalar-expression  |
G   scalar-expression comparison-operator (column-select-expression)  |
+   scalar-expression  IS  [ NOT ]  NULL  }
 
C comparison-operator ::= { = | ^= | <  | ^< | <= | > | ^> |  >=  }
 
 column-select-expression  ::=
F  SELECT [ DISTINCT ] scalar-expression from-clause [ where-clause ] 

?------------------------------------------------------------  

9QLI> select * from cities where population is not null; 


��`�l	�$Gh�I&QAThe relation-clause identifies the target relation and declares 
context variables.
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

;  [ context-variable IN] [ database-handle.]relation-name 
 
=------------------------------------------------------------
 
9QLI>  for first 2 states sorted by descending statehood 
ICON>	 print state_name | '  was admitted to the Union on  ' | statehood 
 
9QLI>  for s in states cross ski in ski_areas over state 
.CON>	 print ski.name, ski.city, s.state_name 
 
3QLI>  for s in states cross ski in ski_areas with 
CON>	 s.state = ski.state 
.CON>	 print ski.name, ski.city, s.state_name 
 
(QLI>  print ski_areas reduced to state 
 
?QLI>  for cities with state = 'TX' and population not missing 
(CON>	 print city, population, altitude 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
!CON>	 sorted by s.state, c.city 
ACON>	 print c.city, s.state_name, ' is larger than ', s.capitol 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
CON>	 sorted by s.state 
%CON>	 reduced to s.state, s.capitol 
FCON>	 print s.state_name, ' contains cities larger than ', s.capitol 
?
?The first-clause limits the records in a stream to the number 
;you specify with an integer. QLI truncates any fractional 
<portion of the integer.  Unless you sort the record stream 
:when you use this clause, QLI returns "n" random records.
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

   FIRST integer 
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

9QLI>  for first 2 states sorted by descending statehood 
?CON>	print state_name | '  was admitted to the Union on  ' | -
CON>	statehood 

A�AThe where-clause specifies search conditions or combinations of 
search conditions.

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
  WHERE predicate
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

4QLI>  select city, state, population from cities - 
$CON>	 where population is not null 
 
=QLI>  select c.city, s.state_name from cities c, states s - 
<CON>	 where c.state = s.state and c.population not missing 
B_BThe select-clause lists the fields to be returned and the source 
relation or view.

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
4   SELECT [ DISTINCT ] scalar-expression-commalist 
!      FROM  from-item-commalist 
 
,      from-item ::= relation-name [ alias ]

?------------------------------------------------------------  
  

-QLI>  select distinct state from ski_areas; 
 
4QLI>  select city, state, population from cities - 
$CON>	 where population is not null 
 
=QLI>  select c.city, s.state_name from cities c, states s - 
<CON>	 where c.state = s.state and c.population not missing 

D
�AThe constant-expression is a string of ASCII digits interpreted 
0as a number or as a string of ASCII characters.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

D  { integer-string | decimal-string | float-string | ascii-string }
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

2QLI>  select * from cities where city = 'Boston' 

4QLI>  select city, state, population from cities - 
"CON>	 where population > 1000000 
�8
�����I xBThe sorted-clause orders the output, returning the record stream 
/sorted by the values of one or more sort keys.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
  
# SORTED [ BY ] sort-key-commalist 
 
A  sort-key ::= [ ASCENDING | DESCENDING ] [ANYCASE | EXACTCASE ]
  dbfield-expression 
 
9  dbfield-expression ::= [ context-variable.]field-name 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
 
9QLI>  for first 2 states sorted by descending statehood 
ICON>	 print state_name | '  was admitted to the Union on  ' | statehood 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capital and 
%CON>	 cs.population < c.population -
!CON>	 sorted by s.state, c.city 
ACON>	 print c.city, s.state_name, ' is larger than ', s.capital 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capital and 
%CON>	 cs.population < c.population -
CON>	 sorted by s.state -
%CON>	 reduced to s.state, s.capital 
FCON>	 print s.state_name, ' contains cities larger than ', s.capital 
BuBThe reduced-clause performs a project operation, retrieving only 
the unique values for a field.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

. REDUCED [ TO ] dbfield-expression-commalist 
 
9  dbfield-expression ::= [ context-variable.]field-name 

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
(QLI>  print ski_areas reduced to state 
F%_,The cross-clause performs a join operation.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

6 CROSS  relation-clause [ OVER field-name-commalist ]
 
<   dbfield-expression ::= [ context-variable. ] field-name 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
=The OVER clause is semantically equivalent to a WITH-CLAUSE 
>that equates a field in one relation with a field in another.
;The field-name must be exactly the same in both relations.
>Otherwise, you must use the WITH-CLAUSE, even if both fields 
are based on the same field.

9QLI>  for s in states cross ski in ski_areas over state 
.CON>	 print ski.name, ski.city, s.state_name 
 
3QLI>  for s in states cross ski in ski_areas with 
CON>	 s.state = ski.state 
.CON>	 print ski.name, ski.city, s.state_name 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
!CON>	 sorted by s.state, c.city 
ACON>	 print c.city, s.state_name, ' is larger than ', s.capitol 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
CON>	 sorted by s.state 
%CON>	 reduced to s.state, s.capitol 
FCON>	 print s.state_name, ' contains cities larger than ', s.capitol 
��q�	�����4�B�3The quoted-string-expression is a string of ASCII 
Bcharacters enclosed  in single (') or double (") quotation marks.
ASCII printing characters are:
#    - Uppercase alphabetic:  A--Z 
#    - Lowercase alphabetic:  a--z 
    - Numerals:  0--9 
;    - Special characters: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ - + =  ` ~
:                          [ ] { } < > ; : ' "   | / ? . ,

?------------------------------------------------------------  


   "string" 

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 


4QLI>  for c in cities cross s in states over state 
9CON>	 print c.city, s.state_name | ' is situated at ' | 
8CON>	 c.altitude * 0.3048 | ' meters above sea level.' 

>
�<The numeric-literal-expression represents a decimal number 
6as a string of digits with an optional decimal point.
  
=------------------------------------------------------------

   [+ | -]   string[.string ]
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

4QLI>  for c in cities cross s in states over state 
9CON>	 print c.city, s.state_name | ' is situated at ' | 
8CON>	 c.altitude * 0.3048 | ' meters above sea level.' 

L�=The first-expression forms a record stream and evaluates an 
expression.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

)   FIRST  value-expression-1  FROM  rse 
$       [ ELSE  value-expression-2 ]

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
FThe database software finds the first qualifying record in the record
Lstream.  If the stream is empty, it returns an error unless you supply an  
<ELSE clause.   Otherwise, the database software evaluates  
:value-expression-2 in the context of the record it found.
6The result of the evaluation is returned as the value
Bof  first-expression  or the value specified in the ELSE  clause.
=
�:The database field expression references database fields.

=------------------------------------------------------------

#   [ context-variable.]field-name 

=------------------------------------------------------------
  
4QLI>  for c in cities cross s in states over state 
9CON>	 print c.city, s.state_name | ' is situated at ' | 
8CON>	 c.altitude * 0.3048 | ' meters above sea level.' 
 

?
�:The arithmetic expression combines value expressions and 
arithmetic operators.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

> value-expression-1  { + | - | * | / | | } value-expression-2
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

4QLI>  for c in cities cross s in states over state 
9CON>	 print c.city, s.state_name | ' is situated at ' | 
8CON>	 c.altitude * 0.3048 | ' meters above sea level.' 

F@The with-clause specifies a search condition or combination of 
search conditions.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
  
   WITH boolean-expression 

=------------------------------------------------------------

3QLI>  for s in states cross ski in ski_areas with 
CON>	 s.state = ski.state 
.CON>	 print ski.name, ski.city, s.state_name 
 
?QLI>  for cities with state = 'TX' and population not missing 
(CON>	 print city, population, altitude 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
!CON>	 sorted by s.state, c.city 
ACON>	 print c.city, s.state_name, ' is larger than ', s.capitol 
 
:QLI>  for s in states cross c in cities over state cross 
0CON>	 cs in cities with cs.state = c.state and 
CON>	 cs.city = s.capitol and 
$CON>	 cs.population < c.population 
CON>	 sorted by s.state 
%CON>	 reduced to s.state, s.capitol 
FCON>	 print s.state_name, ' contains cities larger than ', s.capitol 

��
�0���KjBA command deals with the qli environment or its transactions. QLI
Kenvironmental commands are EXIT, FINISH, QUIT, READY, SET, SHELL and SHOW.
ATransaction control commands are COMMIT, PREPARE, and ROLLBACK. 

EA statement reads, writes, or reports on records. QLI statements are
HASSIGNMENT, BEGIN/END, DELETE, ERASE, FOR, LIST, MODIFY, PRINT, REPORT,
KRESTRUCTURE, SELECT, STORE, and UPDATE. Procedures that contain statements
Kare also considered to be statements. You can also repeat statements using
the REPEAT command. 

GThe distinction between command and statement is important in some QLI
Ccontexts, such as in blocks structured with a BEGIN/END statement;
Hgenerally speaking, you cannot include a command in a begin-end block. 

HQLI also provides the DECLARE VARIABLE declaration for local and global
Gvariables, and several PROCEDURE commands for dealing with procedures.
GpDThe EDIT procedure command opens or creates the specified procedure
Gin the most recently opened database, unless you qualify the procedure
name with a database handle.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

*   EDIT  [database-handle.]procedure-name
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  edit new_procedure
K�BA command deals with the qli environment or its transactions. QLI
Kenvironmental commands are EXIT, FINISH, QUIT, READY, SET, SHELL and SHOW.
ATransaction control commands are COMMIT, PREPARE, and ROLLBACK. 

EA statement reads, writes, or reports on records. QLI statements are
HASSIGNMENT, BEGIN/END, DELETE, ERASE, FOR, LIST, MODIFY, PRINT, REPEAT,
IREPORT, RESTRUCTURE, SELECT, STORE, and UPDATE. Procedures that contain 
Gstatements are also considered to be statements.  The REPEAT statement
Callows you to repeat a single statement or a block of statements. 

GThe distinction between command and statement is important in some QLI
Ccontexts, such as in blocks structured with a BEGIN/END statement;
Hgenerally speaking, you cannot include a command in a begin-end block. 

HQLI also provides the DECLARE VARIABLE declaration for local and global
Kvariables, and a number of PROCEDURE commands for dealing with procedures,
Gand METADATA update commands to change the structure of the database. 

H�:The statistical-expression ralculates a value based on a 
value expression.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

6 { statistical-operation value-expression  OF  rse | 
   COUNT  OF  rse }
  
; statistical-operation ::= { AVERAGE | MAX | MIN | TOTAL }
 
?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
HIf a field value included in value-expression is missing for a record, 
0that record is not included in the calculation.
?For AVERAGE , MAX , and MIN , if the record stream created by 
Fthe rse is empty, the value of the statistical expression is missing.
DFor TOTAL and COUNT, if the record stream is empty, the total is 0.
 
-QLI> print count of states with state = 'NY'
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5DThe comparison-condition describes the characteristics of a single 
expression.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

> value-expression-1  relational-operator  value-expression-2 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

%QLI>  print cities with state = 'NY'
HHThe RENAME PROCEDURE command changes the name of an existing procedure.
HQLI looks for the procedure in the most recently opened database unless
Eyou qualify the procedure name with a database handle.  Both the old
0and new procedure must be in the same database.


=------------------------------------------------------------
  
:    RENAME PROCEDURE [database_handle.]old-name  [ TO ]  
	[database_handle.]new-name 

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
4QLI>  rename procedure capitol_info to capital_info
C/@The DECLARE command lets you declare local and global variables
Cfor use in QLI. You can use variables in statements, reports, and 
Aprocedures. To assign a value to a variable, use the ASSIGNMENT 
statement.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

% DECLARE   variable-name   datatype 
  
1   datatype   ::=  {   SHORT [ scale-clause ]  |
3                       LONG [ scale-clause ]  |   
1                       FLOAT   |   DOUBLE   |   
6                       CHAR [n]  |  VARYING [n]  |   
;                       DATE                            }  

)      scale-clause   ::=    SCALE [-] n 

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  declare glarp long 
QLI>  glarp = 617 

QLI>  declare glarp long 
#QLI>  glarp = *.'value for glarp' 
Enter value for glarp:  412 
AAThe IF-ELSE statement provides an if-then-else structure in QLI.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
! IF boolean-expression  [ THEN ]
     qli-statement 
 ELSE
     qli-statement 
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
9Qli requires a hyphen after the first END.  For example:
 
 if expression
	begin	
		qli-statement
		qli-statement
	end -
else
	begin
		qli-statement
		qli-statement
	end 


/QLI>  if full_name = " " or full_name missing 
CON>	 print ... 
CON>	 else print ... 
F�DThe LIST statement displays fields from records in a record stream.
FUnlike the PRINT statement, LIST displays field values in a vertical 
format.

=------------------------------------------------------------

)LIST value-expression-commalist of rse  
*   [ ON  'filespec' | TO  shell-command ]

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
QLI>  list states 
 
?QLI>  list state, capitol, area of states on 'state_data.dat' 
A�2The  REPORT  command invokes QLI's report writer.

?------------------------------------------------------------  

1REPORT rse [ ON  'filespec' | TO shell-command ]

,   [  SET report_name = value-expression  ]
   [  SET columns =  n  ]
   [  SET lines =  n  ]
1   [  AT TOP OF REPORT  [ PRINT ]  print-list  ]
4   [  AT BOTTOM OF REPORT  [ PRINT ]  print-list  ]
/   [  AT TOP OF page  [ PRINT ]  print-list  ]
9   [  AT TOP OF  database-field  PRINT  print-list  ]...
;   [  AT BOTTOM OF database-field  PRINT  print-list  ]...
   print-statement
2END_REPORT [ ON  'filespec' | TO  shell-command ]

=------------------------------------------------------------

AQLI>  report cities with population not missing sorted by state 
CON>	 set columns = 75 
CON>	 set lines = 55 
9CON>	 set report_name = 'C I T I E S   B Y   S T A T E' 
#CON>	 at top of state print state 
=CON>	 print city, population, altitude, latitude, longitude 
CON>  end_report 
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/This test is inclusive of the boundary values.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
% value-expression-1 [ NOT ] BETWEEN 
/    value-expression-2 AND value-expression-3 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

<QLI>  for cities with population between 100000 and 250000 
%CON>	 print city, state, population 
I HThe unique-condition tests for the existence of exactly one qualifying 
Grecord.  This expression is true if the record stream specified by the
IRSE consists of only one record.  If you add NOT, the condition is true 
Hif there is more than one record in the record stream or if the record 
stream is empty.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

 [ NOT ] UNIQUE  rse 

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

?QLI>  for s in states with unique ski in ski_areas over state 
CON>	 print s.state_name 
FFThe any-condition tests for the existence of at least one qualifying 
Drecord in a relation or relations.  This expression is true if the 
Frecord stream specified by the RSE includes at least one record.  If 
Dyou add NOT, the expression is true if there are no records in the 
record stream.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
   
 [ NOT ] ANY  rse 

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
7QLI>  for s in states with any c in cities over state 
CON>	 print s.state_name 
B�;The containing-condition tests for the presence of string 
B(case-insensitive) anywhere in a value expression.  It evaluates 
Ato true if string is contained in the value expression.  If the 
<value of the expression is missing, the result is missing. 
 
=------------------------------------------------------------

; value-expression-1 [ NOT ] CONTAINING value-expression-2 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

1QLI>  print cities with city containing 'ville' 
J&DThe matching-condition tests for the presence of wildcarded-string,
Ja string that can contain the wildcard characters * and ?.  The asterisk 
Cmatches an unspecified run of characters, while the question mark 
<matches a single character.  This test is case-insensitive.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

: value-expression-1 [ NOT ] MATCHING  value-expression-2 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

/QLI>  print cities with city matching '*ton*' 
 
-QLI>  print states with state matching 'N?' 
J�JThe starting-condition tests for the presence of string (case-sensitive) 
Dat the beginning of value-expression.  It evaluates to true if the 
=first characters of value-expression match the given string.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

> value-expression-1 [ NOT ] STARTING WITH value-expression-2 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

8QLI>  print states with state_name starting with 'New' 
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CThe SET BLR command displays the Binary Language Representation of
6the query before displaying the results of the query.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET [NO] BLR
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set blr
G�GThe COPY PROCEDURE command copies a procedure within the most recently
Eopened database, and reports an error if the old name does not exist
Cor the new name already exists.  You can qualify old, new, or both
databases.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

6   COPY PROCEDURE [database-handle.]procedure-name TO
"	[database-handle.]procedure-name
	
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
4QLI>  copy procedure qli_0.proc_1 to qli_1.new_proc
G
:GThe DELETE PROCEDURE command deletes the named procedure from the most
recently opened database.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

6   DELETE PROCEDURE  [database-handle.]procedure-name
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
QLI>  delete procedure proc_1
>F=The SHOW SECURITY_CLASSES command displays security classes 
>defined for the database and the objects with which they are 
associated.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
        SHOW SECURITY_CLASSES 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show security_classes

>
%<The SHOW PROCEDURE command displays the contents of a named
procedure.
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

9   SHOW [PROCEDURE] [<database_handle>.]<procedure_name>
  
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
 QLI>  show procedure big_cities
H)
BThe SHOW TRIGGERS command displays the triggers for all relations
Cin all readied databases, or, if you specify the optional database
Hhandle or a relation name, only for the relations in the named database
or the named relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
.	SHOW TRIGGERS [FOR DATABASE database-handle]
5        SHOW TRIGGERS FOR [RELATION] relation-name  

>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show triggers
(QLI>  show triggers for database qli_0 
#QLI>  show triggers for state_view
I3CQLI procedures are more like macros than subroutines in a program.
FA procedure can be a whole statement, several or many statements, or 
Ieven a single token.  Invoking a procedure causes it to be expanded and 
2executed as if it had been typed directly to QLI.

ATo make a multiple statement procedure behave like a subroutine,
Henclose it in a BEGIN-END block.  This will keep variable declarations 
Ewithin the block from affecting variables with the same name in the 
Hregular session and will cause the whole procedure to be executed as a 
single statement.

BWhen a procedure is invoked, its text is copied into the current 
<command, so a procedure that consists of several statements
Dis parsed and executed as several separate statements, even though 
Git is invoked in a single word.  When you want a procedure to execute 
Eas a single unit, either include a BEGIN-END block in the procedure 
Gdefinition, put the procedure invocation itself in a BEGIN-END block, 
Dor both.  Because BEGIN-END blocks can be nested arbitrarily deep, 
,the extra BEGIN-END will cause no problems.

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��,ts���=L[��D`DThe SHOW INDEXES command displays for each relation the name of any
Aindex that has been defined, the fields that comprise the index,
)and whether or not it is a unique index.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW { INDEXES | INDICES }
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show indexes
I
+IThe SHOW DATABASE command displays the file specification and handle for
&the database specified by the handle.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW DATABASE database-handle
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show database QLI_0
J

JThe SHOW DATABASES command displays the file specification and handle for
for all readied databases.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW DATABASES
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show databases
DZCThe SHOW FIELDS command displays all fields and datatypes for each
Drelation in a readied database, or only for the specified relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
!	SHOW FIELDS [FOR relation-name]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show fields
QLI>  show fields for states
AAAThe SHOW ALL command displays the file specification and handle 
=for all readied databases, the relation names, and the field
'names and datatypes for each relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 

	SHOW ALL
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show all
F
�FThe SET STATISTICS command displays system statistics after executing
	a query.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET [NO] STATISTICS
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set statistics
D�DThe SET SEMICOLON command changes QLI's line continuation behavior.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET [NO] SEMICOLON
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set semicolon
"QLI>  for states with state_name 
?CON>	containing "New" and capitol not containing "ville" print
CON>	state_name, area;
	.
	.
	.
QLI>  set no semicolon;
B7BThe SET PROMPT command replaces the QLI> prompt with one of your 
own choosing.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET PROMPT "string"
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set prompt "Huh?"
Huh?  for states with
!CON>	state_name containing "New"
C
�CThe SET ECHO command displays procedure commands and statements as
a procedure is ececuted.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET [NO] ECHO
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set echo
CWCThe SET CONTINUATION command replaces the CON> continuation prompt
with one of your own choosing.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET CONTINUATION "string"
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set continuation "MORE>"
QLI>  for states with
"MORE>	state_name containing "New"
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<\	-F��6tJL!�CQLI supports a significant subset of the data definition language.
Using QLI, you can:

1	- Define a database, field, relation, and index
1	- Delete a database, field, relation, and index
6	- Modify a database by changing a field or relation 

DHowever, you cannot use QLI to perform any operation on a security 
Hclass, trigger, or view.  For example, the following statements define 
a database and a relation:

#	QLI> define database "phones.gdb"
	QLI> define relation numbers
	CON>	first_name varying [10],
	CON>	last_name varying [15],
	CON>	area_code char [3],
	CON>	phone char [8];
	QLI>

FMake sure you follow QLI's line continuation conventions, or set the 
Csemicolon switch for totally predictable behavior.  The semicolon 
Kswitch tells QLI not to process a command until it encounters a semicolon.

QLI> set semicolon

HOnce you have defined a database and a relation, you can begin storing 
Gdata.  If you encounter an error while defining or modifying metadata,
=you can use QLI's EDIT command to edit preceding statements.

LQLI commits metadata changes as soon you make them, so a COMMIT or ROLLBACK
Acommand affects only user data. Therefore, be very careful about
Ideleting relations for which there are records stored or dropping fields
that have values.
@
@The SHOW VERSION command displays release information about QLI
"and the access method being used.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW VERSION
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show version
E	�EThe SHOW VARIABLES command displays the names of declared variables.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW VARIABLES
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show variables
C
CThe SHOW SYSTEM RELATIONS command displays the names of the system
%relations for each readied database.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW SYSTEM [RELATIONS]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show system
F
�FThe SHOW READY command displays the file specification and handle for
all readied databases.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW READY
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show ready
G
GThe SHOW RELATION-NAME command displays the field names and datatypes 
for the specified relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW relation-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show cities
D
DThe SHOW PROCEDURE command displays the names of procedures for all
readied databases.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW PROCEDURES
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show procedures
G
=GThe SHOW PROCEDURE-NAME command displays the file specification of the
Gdatabase where the procedure is stored, and the text of the procedure.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW procedure-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show procedure_1
D`DThe SHOW INDICES command displays for each relation the name of any
Aindex that has been defined, the fields that comprise the index,
)and whether or not it is a unique index.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SHOW { INDEXES | INDICES }
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show indices
�D�H
���
�@�I)]AThe DEFINE RELATION command creates a relation.  A relation can 
Iconsist of included fields, new fields that are defined in the relation,
;and fields defined elsewhere and renamed for the relation.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
;DEFINE RELATION relation-name field-description-commalist;

	field-description::= 
1		{ included-field | new-field | renamed-field }
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

 QLI> define field state char[2]
*QLI> define field state_name varying [25]
#QLI> define field city varying[25]

QLI> define relation states
CON>	state,
CON>	state_name,
CON>	area long,
CON>	statehood char[4],
CON>	capitol based on city

QLI> define relation cities
CON>	city,
CON>	state,
CON>	population long,
CON>	altitude long,
!CON>	latitude_degrees varying[3]
CON>		query_name latd,
CON>	latitude_minutes char[2]
CON>		query_name latm,
CON>	latitude_compass char[1]
CON>		query_name latc,
"CON>	longitude_degrees varying[3]
CON>		query_name longd,
CON>	longitude_minutes char[2]
CON>		query_name longm,
CON>	longitude_compass char[1]
CON>		query_name longc
I�GThe DEFINE FIELD command describes the characteristics of a new field 
#for later inclusion in a relation.

ITo disallow duplicate values for a field, define an index for the field 
Iin the relation using the unique option.  See the help for DEFINE INDEX 
-for more information about defining indexes.


>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
= DEFINE FIELD field-name datatype [query-name] [edit-string]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

+QLI> define field tolerance short scale -2

QLI> define field blurb blob 

;QLI> define field manufacturer char[10] query_name 'manuf'

QLI> define field price float

&QLI> define field part_number char[5]
?]?The DEFINE DATABASE command creates a database and readies the
#newly created database for access.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
#  DEFINE DATABASE quoted-filespec 
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

!QLI> define database "boats.gdb"

3QLI> define database "/usr/gds/examples/atlas.gdb"
H	yBQLI supports a significant subset of the MODIFY commands used by 
HGDEF, InterBase's data definition language (DDL) compiler.  Using QLI, 
@you can modify relations, fields, and indexes for the database.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
.	MODIFY database-entity entity-name [options]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
>�:The DELETE command removes the specified database object.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	DELETE object-option
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
H
�BQLI supports a significant subset of the DEFINE commands used by 
HGDEF, InterBase's data definition language (DDL) compiler.  Using QLI, 
Fyou can define a database and relations, fields, and indexes for the 

database.

>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
.	DEFINE database-entity entity-name [options]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

�p�h	��6�K LHThe DELETE RELATION command removes a relation or view from a database.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	DELETE RELATION relation-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

DYou can delete any relation you want, but if you delete a relation 
Bthat someone else is using, the other user's program will get an 
Funrecoverable error.  Because the DELETE RELATION command immediately
Eremoves a relation and all its records, you should use this command 
8with caution.  The following commands delete relations:

QLI> delete relation gudgeons
,QLI> delete relation non_eeoc_approved_data

FInterBase treats views much like relations.  In fact, the syntax for 
Fdeleting view uses the keyword RELATION.  However, because a view is 
Fonly a virtual relation, the effect of deleting a view that is being 
Iused by someone else is less catastrophic than deleting a relation that 
His being used.  In general, when you delete a view, other users should 
Gnot encounter any problems if they are already running their programs.
GHowever, if they start up a program that references the deleted view, 
Kthe program fails when it tries to compile the request that mentions that 
view.

%The following commands delete views:

(QLI> delete relation population_density
 QLI> delete relation geo_cities
QLI> delete relation riv_vu
>
;The SET LINES command sets the number of lines QLI assumes
"will appear on the output device.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET LINES integer
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set lines 60
?	�?The SET COLUMN command sets the maximum width of a print line.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	SET COLUMN integer
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set column 20
D�DThe MODIFY INDEX command changes the "uniqueness" and "activeness" 
Dof an index.  If you want to add or drop fields from an index, you 
,must delete the index and then redefine it.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	MODIFY INDEX index-name
		[ UNIQUE | DUPLICATE ] 
		[ ACTIVE | INACTIVE ]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

)QLI> modify index idx_1 duplicate active
QLI> modify index idx_2 unique
C	:CThe MODIFY FIELD command changes the attributes of a global field.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
> MODIFY FIELD field-name datatype [edit-string] [query-name]	
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

6QLI> modify field capitalist_moose query_name "moose"
E"0EThe DEFINE INDEX command defines an index for a relation.  You must 
Edefine a relation before you can create an index for it.  InterBase 
'automatically maintains all indexes.  
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
-	DEFINE INDEX index-name [FOR] relation-name
		[ {UNIQUE | DUPLICATE[S]} ] 
		[ {ACTIVE | INACTIVE} ] 
		[ {ASCENDING | DESCENDING} ]
		field-name-commalist
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI> define relation states
	.
	.
	.
QLI> define relation cities
	.
	.
	.

(QLI> define index state_idx1 for states
	unique state

*QLI> define index state_idx2 for states -
'CON>	inactive unique state, state_name

(QLI> define index river_idx1 for rivers
CON>	descending river

0QLI> define index rivstat_idx1 for river_states
CON>	duplicate river, state
�X
�l���L#�CThe DELETE FIELD command removes a global field from the database.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	DELETE FIELD field-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

DYou can delete a field that was defined in a DEFINE FIELD or DEFINE
FRELATION command. However, because fields are included in a relation,
Lyou must first delete the field from each relation in which it is included.
IThe following commands delete a field from a relation and then from the 

database:

QLI> modify relation states
CON>	drop statehood
QLI>	delete field statehood

@You must explicitly delete a field defined in a DEFINE RELATION
>command after dropping it from relations in which it is used.
=For example, suppose you defined the field BIRTH_DATE in an 
BEMPLOYEES relation, subsequently included it in another relation,
Fand then decided not to keep it.  The following sequence deletes the 
Hfield from all its instances and then finally from the database itself:

QLI> modify relation employees
CON>	drop birth_date
"QLI> modify relation demographics
CON>	drop birth_date
QLI> delete field birth_date

IDo not drop fields from relations unless you are sure that nothing else 
Hdepends on their data.  Dropping fields causes programs that depend on 
Ithem to fail.  Therefore, before deleting a field, make sure that it is 
;not used in a computed field, trigger, or view definition.
K�;The DELETE INDEX command removes an index from a database.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	DELETE INDEX index-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

DYou can delete any index you want, but if you delete an index that 
Ksomeone else is using, the other user's program will get an unrecoverable 
	error.  

(The following command deletes an index:

QLI> delete index idx4
K LHThe DELETE RELATION command removes a relation or view from a database.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
	DELETE RELATION relation-name
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

DYou can delete any relation you want, but if you delete a relation 
Bthat someone else is using, the other user's program will get an 
Funrecoverable error.  Because the DELETE RELATION command immediately
Eremoves a relation and all its records, you should use this command 
8with caution.  The following commands delete relations:

QLI> delete relation gudgeons
,QLI> delete relation non_eeoc_approved_data

FInterBase treats views much like relations.  In fact, the syntax for 
Fdeleting view uses the keyword RELATION.  However, because a view is 
Fonly a virtual relation, the effect of deleting a view that is being 
Iused by someone else is less catastrophic than deleting a relation that 
His being used.  In general, when you delete a view, other users should 
Gnot encounter any problems if they are already running their programs.
GHowever, if they start up a program that references the deleted view, 
Kthe program fails when it tries to compile the request that mentions that 
view.

%The following commands delete views:

(QLI> delete relation population_density
 QLI> delete relation geo_cities
QLI> delete relation riv_vu
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s���aC?The ALTER TABLE statement drops a field from a table or adds a
field to a table.

B-----------------------------------------------------------------

+ALTER TABLE table-name operation-commalist
Boperation::={ADD field-name datatype [NOT NULL]| DROP field-name}

C----------------------------------------------------------------- 
 
=The following statements alter tables by adding and dropping
fields:

	QLI> alter table states add
"	CON>   type_of_govt char(3), add
	CON>   capital varchar(25);
	QLI>   alter table cities
	CON>   drop population;

Ft<The CREATE INDEX statement defines an index for a relation.

B-----------------------------------------------------------------
 
=     CREATE [UNIQUE] [ASCENDING|DESCENDING] INDEX index-name
-     ON relation-name (field-name commalist)
 
B-----------------------------------------------------------------

<The UNIQUE option disallows duplicate values in the index. 
>The values for the indexed fields must be unique. If you try 
Fto store a value that already exists, the assignment operation fails.

AThe ASCENDING and DESCENDING options specify the order in which 
Ban index is built. If neither qualifier is specified, the default
@order is ascending. Using the qualifier does not replace using 
-the order by clause in the select statement.
	        
EThe index name must be unique among all index names in the database.

?The following statements create a non-unique and unique index,
respectively:

,	QLI> create index xxx on states (capital);
1	QLI> create unique index xyz on states (state);

8The following example creates a descending index on the
%LENGTH field in the RIVERS relation:

:	QLI> create descending index longriv on rivers (length);
?A?The SET FORM command causes QLI to display a form for a PRINT,
>STORE, or MODIFY statement.  If a form does not exist for the
(relation, QLI creates a temporary form.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 

	SET FORM
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  set form
>	�;The SHOW FORMS command displays which forms are available.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
"	SHOW FORMS [FOR database-handle]
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI>  show forms
@j@The MODIFY RELATION command can change a relation's complement 
,of fields, and local field characteristics.
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 
 
2MODIFY RELATION relation-name operation-commalist

8operation ::= { ADD FIELD field-name field-attributes |
		DROP FIELD field-name |
-		MODIFY FIELD field-name field attributes }
		
	
 
>------------------------------------------------------------ 

QLI> ready test_atlas.gdb
QLI> modify relation cities
9CON>	add field year_incorporated char[4] query_name inc,
:CON>	add field type_of_government char[1] query_name gov,
CON>	drop field population
��
�	-��B5F?The MATCHING USING condition lets you define your own wildcard
search characters.  

?--------------------------------------------------------------

2	MATCHING value-expression USING 'control-string'

/	control-string ::= [prequalifier][definition-
	commalist][postqualifier]

	prequalifier ::= [-S(|+S(]

.	definition ::= wildcard=definition-character
"        [definition-character...]

	postqualifier ::= [)]

?--------------------------------------------------------------

BThe prequalifier string -S( disables case sensitivity of the val-
>ue-expression in the matching clause. The prequalifier string
<+S( enables case sensitivity of the value-expression in the
2matching clause. The postqualifier ) is optional.


 	DEFINITION CHARACTER	OPERATION

"	?			Matches any single character

#	[]			Defines a class of character

,	*			Modifies previous definition or class:
'				indicates zero or more occurrences

*	@			Treats the next character as literal

)	~			Excludes the following character or
				class of characters

@A class of characters can be a list or range of characters that
?you specify inside the square brackets. For example, the range
A[0-9] or list [0123456789] represents any digit. If you define a
>class with &=[0-9A-Za-z], the ampersand represents all alpha-
=numeric characters. The class definition of [~0-9] means any
non-numerals.

@The following example searches for cities that have "ton" some-
>where in their name. The MATCHING USING clause defines "+" as
2zero or more occurrences of any single character:

9	QLI> for c in cities with c.city matching '+ton+' using
        CON> '+=?*' print city

9�9The SHOW FUNCTION command lists all information about a 
particular function.

9--------------------------------------------------------

	SHOW FUNCTION function-name

9--------------------------------------------------------

	QLI> show function abs	

H�HThe CREATE DATABASE statement creates a database and its system tables.

G----------------------------------------------------------------------

,CREATE DATABASE filespec [PAGESIZE=integer]

G----------------------------------------------------------------------

@The file specification can contain the full pathname to another
>node in the network. File specifications for remote databases
have the following form.

5VMS to VMS via DECnet:           node-name::filespec
5VMS to ULTRIX via DECnet:        node-name::filespec
4VMS to non-VMS, non-ULTRIX       node-name^filespec
6ULTRIX to VMS via DECnet         //node-name/filespec
4All else                         node-name:filespec
	        
8You can create databases with page sizes of 1024, 2048,
=4096, and 8192 bytes. The advantage of a larger page size is
Dthat it allows a more shallow ``tree'' structure in the index. Each
;index bucket is one page long, so longer pages mean larger
Bbuckets and fewer levels in the index hierarchy. If you will have
<more than 50,000 records in any one table, you should use a
+page size of 2048 rather than the default.

EThe following statement creates a database in the current directory:

'	QLI> create database 'personnel.gdb';
��P�%nB&<The CREATE VIEW statement creates a temporary view of data.
8When you create a view by using embedded SQL, the view 
8definition is not stored on the database. As a result, 
7you cannot access this definition through qli or gdef.

@---------------------------------------------------------------

0	CREATE VIEW view-name [(field-name-commalist)]
	AS select-statement

A----------------------------------------------------------------

;Naming fields for a view is optional. If you choose not to
Bsupply a field name, gpre uses the field name as specified in the
;select statement that follows. Because the field names map
>chronologically to the list of selected fields in the select 
;statement, you must specify all view field names or none. 
@If you supply the field name, it must be unique among all field
names in the view.

:The SELECT statement specifies the selection criteria for
?records to be included in the view. Instead of the into clause
?used in queries, the list of selected fields maps to the list 
@of field names for the view. The order is based on the value of
?the RDB$FIELD_POSITION field in the RDB$RELATION_FIELDS system
Arelation. The select statement cannot contain a group by clause 
or top-level aggregation.

'The following statements define views:

&	QLI> create view half_mile_cities as
/	CON> select city, state, altitude from cities
	CON> where altitude > 2500;
$	QLI> create view capital_cities as
.	CON> select c.city, s.state_name, c.altitude
$	CON> from cities c, states s where
0	CON> c.state = s.state and c.city = s.capital;

?
�?The SHOW FUNCTIONS command lists the function names in all the
open databases.

>-------------------------------------------------------------

	SHOW FUNCTIONS

>-------------------------------------------------------------

	QLI> show functions	
D2�BThe CREATE TABLE statement defines a relation and its constituent
fields.
 
B-----------------------------------------------------------------

9	CREATE TABLE relation-name (field-definition-commalist)

4 	field-definition::= field-name datatype[NOT NULL]

4	datatype ::= {SMALLINT|INTEGER|DATE|CHAR(integer)|
0	              VARCHAR(integer)|DECIMAL[scale]|
		      FLOAT|LONG FLOAT}
A----------------------------------------------------------------

AThe following table shows SQL datatypes and InterBase datatypes.
    
$	SQL DATATYPE    INTERBASE DATATYPE
    	smallint        short
	integer		long
        date            date
        char            char
         varchar         varying
        decimal         long
        float           float
        long float      double
 
>A relation name can contain up to 31 alphanumeric characters,
?dollar signs ($), and underscores (_). However, it must start 
@with an alphabetic character and be unique among relation names
Cin the database. A field name must be unique among all field names
in the relation. 

CThe NOT NULL option disallows the null or missing value as a valid
value for this field. 

?Using the CREATE TABLE statement automatically invokes the SQL
Dsecurity scheme for that table. If you create a table, you are that
Btable's owner and accordingly have all privileges for that table.
@You cannot assign an InterBase security class to relations cre-
9ated with the SQL create table command. Instead, you use
SQL GRANT and REVOKE commands.

+The following statements define relations:

	QLI> create table states (
(                state char(2) not null,
(                state_name varchar(25),
                area integer,
                 statehood date,
&                capital varchar(25));
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��@�9The DROP VIEW command deletes a view. This command also 
:deletes any other views that reference the deleted view. 
@However, the relations that comprise the view are not affected.
 
=------------------------------------------------------------

	DROP VIEW view-name

=------------------------------------------------------------

&The following example deletes a view:

QLI> drop view colonies;

7
�5The SHOW FILTERS command lists all blob filters for 
any open databases.

7------------------------------------------------------

	SHOW FILTERS

7______________________________________________________

	QLI> show filters 
9�7The DROP TABLE command deletes a relation. You cannot 
8delete a relation in use in an active database. If you 
9do so, InterBase returns an error message. This command 
9also deletes all indexes for the relation and any views 
that reference it.

8-------------------------------------------------------

	DROP TABLE table-name

8-------------------------------------------------------

+The following examples deletes a relation:

	QLI> drop table tourism;
7o5The DROP INDEX command deletes an index. You cannot 
6delete an index in use in an active database. If you 
+do so, InterBase returns an error message.
	        
7------------------------------------------------------

	DROP INDEX index-name

7------------------------------------------------------

(The following example deletes an index:

QLI> drop index statesnames;
	
@
�9The SHOW FILTER command lists all information about the 
named filter.

@---------------------------------------------------------------

	SHOW FILTER filter-name

@---------------------------------------------------------------

	QLI> show filter nroff	
88The DROP DATABASE statement deletes an entire database.

8-------------------------------------------------------

	DROP DATABASE filespec	

8-------------------------------------------------------

3The following example deletes the entire database:

	QLI> drop database phones.gdb

?$8The DROP DATABASE statement deletes an entire database.

?______________________________________________________________

	DROP DATABASE filespec

?--------------------------------------------------------------

3The following example deletes the entire database:

QLI> drop database phones.gdb
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=------------------------------------------------------------

4 EXTRACT [ ON <file> ] { ALL | <procedure> [,...] }
    [ ON <fime>]

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
QLI>  ready old_emp.gdb
%QLI>  extract all on "old_procs.com"

QLI>  finish
QLI>  ready new_emp.gdb
QLI>  @old_procs.com
U%<=The SQL REVOKE command takes privileges away from a user for
Aa designated table or view. Only the user who grants a privilege
>can revoke that privilege. A revoke statement does not effect
Aprivileges a user may have received from other grant statements.
>The revoke statement has a cascading effect on any privileges
@that were passed on through the with grant option clause in the
grant statement.

:---------------------------------------------------------

/	REVOKE privilege-comma-list ON relation-name|
"	view-name FROM userid-comma-list
<--------------------------------------------------------- 	

BThe following example takes the select privilege away from a user
for the CITIES relation:
	
*	QLI> revoke select on cities from julie;

DIn the following example, John grants Julie select and delete priv-
Uileges on a relation that he created, and he gives her the ability to               
)pass the grant privilege to other users:
	
3	QLI> grant select, delete on rivers to julie with
	CON> grant option;

CJulie can now pass the select privilege for the RIVERS relation on
	to Dana:

)	QLI>    grant select on rivers to dana;

;If John decides to revoke Julie's select privilege for the
BRIVERS relation, the revoke cascades through Julie`s grant state-
2ment and also takes away Dana's select privilege:

*	QLI> revoke select on rivers from julie;

C&�=The SQL GRANT command defines user privileges for designated
;tables and views. It can also grant a user the ability to 
<pass along privileges. A relation's owner is the only user 
>to have automatic grant authority for that relation. To pass 
>the ability to grant privileges to a user, the grant command 
+must contain the with grant option clause.

>-------------------------------------------------------------

.	GRANT privilege-comma-list ON relation-name|
'	view-name TO user [WITH GRANT OPTION]

/	privilege::= {ALL [PRIVILEGES]|SELECT|DELETE|
	INSERT|UPDATE (column-list)}

#	user ::= PUBLIC|userid-comma-list

>-------------------------------------------------------------

BBecause a view is only a window into one or more base relations, 
@you can never grant a user more privileges on a view than that 
,user has to the base relation or relations.

BOnce you have secured a table using SQL security, you should use 
Bonly SQL to further secure it. Do not use the InterBase security 
/class system in combination with SQL security.

?The following example grants select and delete privileges to a
Cuser and gives that user the authority to grant other users select
and delete privileges:

3	QLI> grant select, delete on cities to julie with
	CON> grant option;

BThe following example grants update privileges to a user for spe-
cific fields in a relation:

:	QLI> grant update state_name, capital on states to john;
�\�GKGThe INSERT statement stores a new record into a relation.  You cannot 
Ause the SQL variant of QLI to store blob fields.  Use the STORE 
!statement to store such records.

=------------------------------------------------------------

B INSERT  INTO    relation-name   (   database-field-commalist   )
?    { VALUES ( constant-commalist )   |   select-statement   }

?------------------------------------------------------------  
 
7QLI>  insert into ski_areas (name, type, city, state) 
7CON>	 values ('Radar Acres', 'N', 'Dunstable', 'MA'); 
 
QLI>  insert into cities
:CON>	 (city, state, latitude_degrees, latitude_minutes,  
?CON>	 latitude_compass, longitude_degrees, longitude_minutes -
CON>	 longitude_compass)
ECON>	 select 'St. Paul', state, latitude_degrees, latitude_minutes, 
?CON>	 latitude_compass, longitude_degrees, longitude_minutes, 
CON>	 longitude_compass - 
-CON>	 from cities where city = 'Minneapolis'
 
QLI>  insert into cities- 
CON>	 (city, state)- 
!CON> 	 values ('Lowell', 'MA'); 
 
QLI>  insert into tourism- 
CON>	 (state, zip, city)- 
,CON> 	 values ('NY', '10022', 'New York'); 
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