CUBRID manual lookup (online)

Answer CUBRID engine questions from the official version-pinned online manual, and return a citable URL ready to paste into a PR description or verification report.

Step 1: Determine the version

CUBRID semantics differ by version, so never guess. Read the version from $ARGUMENTS (e.g. 10.2, 11.4). If none is given, ask the user: typically 10.2 (the dialect's minimum supported version) or 11.4 (current). Use it in every URL below.

Step 2: Determine the language

Default to English (en). Use Korean (ko) if the user writes in Korean or asks for the Korean manual. Only the en/ko segment of the URL changes.

Step 3: Map the topic to a manual page

• sql/syntax.html · sql/datatype.html · sql/identifier.html · sql/keyword.html · sql/literal.html · sql/transaction.html · sql/partition.html: core SQL, types, identifiers, reserved words
• sql/function/: built-in functions (string, numeric, datetime, JSON, aggregate; analysis_fn.html for window/analytic)
• sql/query/: DML: select.html, insert.html, update.html, delete.html, merge.html, cte.html
• sql/schema/: DDL: table_stmt.html (CREATE TABLE), etc.
• api/: drivers: jdbc.html, cci.html, and others
• admin/: server admin, utilities, configuration parameters
• pl/: stored procedures (PL/CSQL, Java SP)
• top-level: csql.html, ha.html, shard.html, security.html, install.html

Step 4: Fetch the version-pinned page

Build the URL:

https://www.cubrid.org/manual/<lang>/<version>/<path>.html[#anchor]

Example: https://www.cubrid.org/manual/en/10.2/sql/query/select.html#for-update.

• If you know the page path from Step 3, WebFetch it directly with a focused prompt.

• If unsure which page covers the topic, WebSearch first, then WebFetch the best hit:

  WebSearch query="<term> site:cubrid.org/manual/<lang>/<version>"

Step 5: Answer and cite

Give the documented answer concisely, then cite the version-pinned URL (with #anchor when applicable) so the result is ready to paste into a PR description or verification report. If the manual is silent or contradicts observed behavior, say so explicitly rather than guessing.