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sqlf(PEERCLIENT)> first scrollCursor;
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sqlf(PEERCLIENT)> next scrollCursor;
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sqlf(PEERCLIENT)> last scrollCursor;
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sqlf(PEERCLIENT)> previous scrollCursor;
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protocol
Species the protocol, as a String, for establishing connections and automatically loads the appropriate driver.
Syntax
PROTOCOL
String
[ AS
Identifier
]
Description
Species the protocol, as a String, for establishing connections and automatically loads the appropriate driver.
protocol is the part of the database connection URL syntax appropriate for your environment, including the
JDBC protocol to connect to an external database.
Providing a protocol allows you to use a shortened database connection URL for connections. You can provide
only the database name (and a subsubprotocol name if needed) instead of the full protocol. In addition, you do
not need to use the driver on page 443 command or specify a driver at start-up, since the driver is loaded
automatically.
If you name the protocol, you can refer to the protocol name in the connect on page 439 command.
Example
sqlf> protocol 'jdbc:derby:';
sqlf> connect '//armenia:29303/myDB;create=true';
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sqlf Interactive Commands