1  –  MIA

    Specifies that SQL interprets strings within double quotation
    marks as delimited identifiers. Delimited identifiers are case
    sensitive.

    To comply with the ANSI/ISO standard naming conventions, you
    should use one of these options. In addition, you must use one of
    these options to use multischema database naming.

2  –  parameter

 Specifies the value of the runtime-options, which must be one of the
 following:

    o  SQL99

    o  SQL92

    o  SQL89

    o  MIA

    o  SQLV40

3  –  parameter-marker

    Specifies the value of the runtime-options, which must be one of
    the following:

    o  SQL99

    o  SQL92

    o  SQL89

    o  MIA

    o  SQLV40

4  –  SQL89

    Specifies that SQL interprets strings within double quotation
    marks as delimited identifiers. Delimited identifiers are case
    sensitive.

    To comply with the ANSI/ISO standard naming conventions, you
    should use one of these options. In addition, you must use one of
    these options to use multischema database naming.

5  –  SQL92 or SQL99

    Specifies that SQL interprets strings within double quotation
    marks as delimited identifiers. Delimited identifiers are case
    sensitive.

    To comply with the ANSI/ISO standard naming conventions, you
    should use one of these options. In addition, you must use one of
    these options to use multischema database naming.

6  –  SQLV40

    Specifies that SQL interprets strings within double quotation
    marks as string literals.

    The default is SQLV40.

7  –  'string-literal'

    Specifies the value of the runtime-options, which must be one of
    the following:

    o  SQL99

    o  SQL92

    o  SQL89

    o  MIA

    o  SQLV40