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CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 9579-04 (R2018)

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Information Technology - Remote Database Access for SQL with Security Enhancement (Adopted ISO/IEC 9579:2000, second edition, 2000-02-15)
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Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

01-01-2004

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Interoperability
4 Definitions, Conventions and Notations
5 Model and Facilities
6 RDA Protocol
7 RDA Operations
8 Exceptions
9 Encodings
10 Transport Mappings
11 Conformance
Annex A - Conformance Proforma
Annex B - RDA Programming Interface
Annex C - Mapping of SQL/CLI
Annex D - RDA Location Server
Annex E - RDA Support Server
Annex F - Security Service Requirements
Annex G - Security Profiles
Annex H - RDA Operations and Protocol in ASN.1 notation
Annex I - Encoding of Multiple Rows

Scope This International Standard, Remote Database Access for SQL (RDA), defines a model for the remote interaction of an SQL-client and one or more SQL-servers through communication media, and defines the encoding of messages, the semantics of messages and associated facilities for mediating the interaction between one SQL-client and one SQL-server. This International Standard also defines a mapping of the RDA Protocol to the specific communication infrastructures TCP/IP and Transport Layer Security (TLS). This International Standard relies upon the facilities provided by ISO/IEC 9075 (SQL) and ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI). This International Standard also: - identifies potential security vulnerabilities in remote database access using RDA, - defines RDA facilities which protect against the potential vulnerabilities. Normative annexes provide: . - a Conformance Proforma, - an optional language independent Application Programming Interface defined in the notational conventions of ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI) for invoking RDA Operations, - an optional mapping of ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI) functions to RDA Operations, - definitions of optional SQL-servers, the RDA Location Server and the RDA Support Server, to facilitate interoperation and data distribution in a heterogeneous environment, - a set of security profiles that identify which RDA facilities and other security facilities are required for different levels of protection against potential vulnerabilities. Informative annexes provide: - an analysis of security service requirements, - an ASN.1 specification for the RDA Protocol, - an ASN.1 specification for the encoding of multiple rows. This International Standard does not constrain: - conforming RDA-client environments to be implemented using any particular processor decomposition, - conforming RDA-server environments to be implemented using any particular processor decomposition. This International Standard refers to but does not define: - protocols and security mechanisms for communication confidentiality, integrity and authentication of communicating peers, - digital signature and authentication mechanisms supported by protocol elements of RDA. This International Standard does not define: - algorithms for query decomposition or for the combining of results in a distributed database environment, - mechanisms for recovery in the event that transaction co-ordination fails, - mechanisms for storage integrity and confidentiality using cryptography, - mechanisms to counter Denial of Service attacks.

Scope This International Standard, Remote Database Access for SQL (RDA), defines a model for the remote interaction of an SQL-client and one or more SQL-servers through communication media, and defines the encoding of messages, the semantics of messages and associated facilities for mediating the interaction between one SQL-client and one SQL-server. This International Standard also defines a mapping of the RDA Protocol to the specific communication infrastructures TCP/IP and Transport Layer Security (TLS). This International Standard relies upon the facilities provided by ISO/IEC 9075 (SQL) and ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI). This International Standard also: - identifies potential security vulnerabilities in remote database access using RDA, - defines RDA facilities which protect against the potential vulnerabilities. Normative annexes provide: . - a Conformance Proforma, - an optional language independent Application Programming Interface defined in the notational conventions of ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI) for invoking RDA Operations, - an optional mapping of ISO/IEC 9075-3 (SQL/CLI) functions to RDA Operations, - definitions of optional SQL-servers, the RDA Location Server and the RDA Support Server, to facilitate interoperation and data distribution in a heterogeneous environment, - a set of security profiles that identify which RDA facilities and other security facilities are required for different levels of protection against potential vulnerabilities. Informative annexes provide: - an analysis of security service requirements, - an ASN.1 specification for the RDA Protocol, - an ASN.1 specification for the encoding of multiple rows. This International Standard does not constrain: - conforming RDA-client environments to be implemented using any particular processor decomposition, - conforming RDA-server environments to be implemented using any particular processor decomposition. This International Standard refers to but does not define: - protocols and security mechanisms for communication confidentiality, integrity and authentication of communicating peers, - digital signature and authentication mechanisms supported by protocol elements of RDA. This International Standard does not define: - algorithms for query decomposition or for the combining of results in a distributed database environment, - mechanisms for recovery in the event that transaction co-ordination fails, - mechanisms for storage integrity and confidentiality using cryptography, - mechanisms to counter Denial of Service attacks.

DocumentType
Standard
ISBN
1-55397-494-8
Pages
0
ProductNote
Reconfirmed EN
PublisherName
Canadian Standards Association
Status
Current
Supersedes

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