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$SIG{_ _DIE_ _} signal handler: 4.5.1.2. Automatic error checking
  6.1.4. Common Attributes
$SIG{_ _WARN_ _} signal handler: 4.5.1.2. Automatic error checking
  6.1.4. Common Attributes
$sth statement handle: 4.2.3. Statement Handles
  5.1.5. Deallocating Statement Handles
sacred sites, charter: C. ASLaN Sacred Site Charter
SCALE statement handle attribute: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
  A.7.2. Statement Handle Attributes
schemas: 3.1. The Relational Database Methodology
  6.1.6. Database Metadata
sdbm database manager: 2.7. DBM Files and the BerkeleyDatabase Manager
SDBM_File module: 2.7. DBM Files and the BerkeleyDatabase Manager
SearchServer (see DBD\\SearchServer driver)
security
  cipher mechanism and: 8.2.2.3. Ciphers
  Taint attribute and: A.5. Attributes Common to All Handles
SELECT SQL statement: 3.3. Querying Data
  5.1. Issuing Simple Queries
  active statement handles: 5.1.4. Finishing a Data Fetch Early
  dbish and: 8.1.2. Handling Statements
  executing: 5.1.2. Executing Select Statements
  fetching data: 5.1.3. Fetching Data
selectall_arrayref(): 5.6.2. Batch Fetching
  A.6.1. Database Handle Methods
selectcol_arrayref(): A.6.1. Database Handle Methods
selectrow_array(): 5.6.1. Atomic Fetching
  A.6.1. Database Handle Methods
selectrow_arrayref(): 5.6.1. Atomic Fetching
seq(): 2.7.3.5. Chaining multiple values into a hash
Shared SQL Cache: 5.3.1. Bind Values Versus Interpolated Statements
signal handling in Perl: A.8.2. Signal Handling and Canceling Operations
significant digits: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
split(): 2.4.1. Querying Data
  2.5.1. The Perl Data::Dumper Module
Sql(): 7.4.2. Win32::ODBC
SQL Access Group: 7.1. ODBC--Embraced and Extended
SQL datatypes (see datatypes)
SQL-level portability: 7.3.1. A Standard SQL Syntax
SQL queries: 3.3. Querying Data
  aliasing table names: 3.3.3. Queries over Multiple Tables
  condition clauses: 3.3.2. Queries and Condition Clauses
  joining tables: 3.3.3. Queries over Multiple Tables
  narrowing searches: 3.3.2. Queries and Condition Clauses
  outer joins: 3.3.3. Queries over Multiple Tables
  primary keys and foreign keys: 3.3.3. Queries over Multiple Tables
  rows, retrieving: 3.3.1. Simple Queries
  simple queries: 3.3.1. Simple Queries
SQL statements
  binding parameters to: 5.3. Binding Parameters to Statements
  building dynamically: 6.1.6. Database Metadata
  custom-built: 5.1.1.1. Constructing "on-the-fly" statements
  dbish and: 8.1.2. Handling Statements
  DELETE: 3.4.2. Deleting Data
  DESC: 3.3.4.1. Ordering data
  executing: 5.1.2. Executing Select Statements
  INSERT: 3.4.1. Inserting Data
  interpolated: 5.3.1. Bind Values Versus Interpolated Statements
  preparing: 5.1.1. Preparing SQL Statements
  SELECT: 3.3. Querying Data
    5.1. Issuing Simple Queries
    5.1.2. Executing Select Statements
    5.1.3. Fetching Data
  transaction handling (see transaction handling)
  TRUNCATE TABLE: 3.4.2. Deleting Data
  UPDATE: 3.4.3. Updating Data
  WHERE: 3.3.2. Queries and Condition Clauses
SQL syntax, standardized: 7.3.1. A Standard SQL Syntax
SQLSTATE error indicator: 7.3.2. Standard Error Codes
standard drivers: 4.3. Data Source Names
statement buffer: 8.1.2. Handling Statements
statement handles: 4.2.3. Statement Handles
  active: 5.1.4. Finishing a Data Fetch Early
  attributes: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
    connecting with: 6.1.2. Connecting with Attributes
    driver-specific: 6.1. Handle Attributes and Metadata
      6.1.3. The Significance of Case
    error checking: 6.1.4. Common Attributes
    formatting and displaying data: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
    getting or setting values: 6.1. Handle Attributes and Metadata
    passing to DBI methods: 6.1.1. Passing Attributes to DBI Methods
  batch fetching and: 5.6.2. Batch Fetching
  creating via DBI: 5.1.1. Preparing SQL Statements
  deallocating: 5.1.5. Deallocating Statement Handles
  improving performance with prepare() and execute(): 5.5. do( ) Versus prepare( )
  preparing from an SQL statement: 5.1.1. Preparing SQL Statements
  $sth: 4.2.3. Statement Handles
    5.1.5. Deallocating Statement Handles
statement metadata: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
Statement statement handle attribute: 6.1.7. Statement Handle Attributes or Statement Metadata
  A.7.2. Statement Handle Attributes
Storable module: 2. Basic Non-DBI Databases
  2.5.2. The Storable Module
storage managers: 2.1. Storage Managers and Layers
  MLDBM module: 2.8. The MLDBM Module
strings
  formatting: 4.6.3. Neat and Tidy Formatting
  packing values into: 2.7.3.2. Packing in Perl objects
  Perl, processing of: 1.2. Perl
    5.1.1.1. Constructing "on-the-fly" statements
    5.3.1. Bind Values Versus Interpolated Statements
support: A.14. Support/ Warranty
  dbi-users mailing list: A.9.4. Mailing List
Sybase (see DBD\\Sybase driver)
system catalogs: 6.1.6. Database Metadata

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