This appendix lists the keywords and reserved words that you cannot use for names of modules, cursors, procedures, and procedure parameters in a Module Language application. Conventions Used in This Guide Important terms being defined for the first time are italicized. In running text, uppercase is used for SQL keywords and all database objects, such as table and column names. Typographic case in examples of host or server language code follows the usual conventions of the language. In running text, reserved words are bold and identifiers are uppercase.
Filenames are lowercase.
In code examples, keywords are uppercase, identifiers are lowercase. In running text, identifiers are lowercase italic, and keywords and system packages are uppercase. A vertical bar is used to separate options within brackets or braces. . . . An ellipsis indicates that the preceding argument or parameter can be repeated, or, in code examples, that statements or clauses that are not relevant to the point at hand are missing. All Rights Reserved.