This product is totally a.ggravating
All I want to do is to connect to a database server named X that
listens on port 7000. '
The Server runs on a Solaris machine.

When starting up a development server 12.5 on Solaris Sparc 64bit. It
spit out the below message. I guess it's bad since the server stopped
booting. :(
What does this mean and how can I get around it? I'm not the dba, just

I'm using sybmigrate to migrate a server from 2K pages to 8K pages. My
first experiment turned up some results that I don't know what to
makeof.
1. I used the report space_est to figure out how much space the new

I have a sybase running on Solaris and another sybase running on
Linux.
Is it possible for me to load dump files and trans log files generated
by the sybase on Solaris, and load them into the sybase on Linux?

I'm looking for some advice on technical details between the two
systems.  I'm a senior developer with a large exposure to MS SQL, and
am familiar with some of the more advanced operations of SQL such as
replication.  I've been looking around for information on the

We are running ASE 15.0.2 on AIX, with column encryption option.
Encrypted few columns, works fine. user wants to encrypt a text
column, since ASE does not encrypt text column, we will be modifying
text to varchar or char and then encrypt the column. Just wanted to

I am trying to write up a binary in C-code with Sybase SDK-15.0. In
the usage message for the binary, I want to include a note that the
binary was compiled with so and so SDK version and EBF. So, I would
get to know that the binary compiled was really compiled with a

I am new to sybase. I am trying to find what are all the system
privileges in sybase server.
To make my question more clear, In oracle, we have system table
system_privilege_map . If we select * from that table, we can see all

I have developed an application using Open Client 15.0.1 (ctlibrary)
which has now to be installed on the Client's machine. Sadly only at
installing time it turned out that the client has a 12.5.2 version of
Sybase so my application won't run. The problem is my application is

Is a table locked when a bcp out is being performed on the table?
Thanks.

I am having a issue with sybase! It is my understanding that in any
statement mainly a delete or a update statement where one would use a
begin transaction statement that in order for the transaction to be
finished and unlock the table a commit statement needs to be run. For

I am new to working with SQL and I have a few questions. One the
update query below, one will it work and I looking for a better
understanding of the steps that are taking when this query runs. This
is in Interactive sql. Only a certain number of records need to be

I am maintaining a C++ program that uses RogueWave Dbtools++ for its
sybase access. The program is a CORBA server that is replicated using
the load-balancing feature of Orbix. This means there may be as many
as 20 instances running on the same machine at the same time, all

I'm having trouble with sluggish uploading of data.  My data consists
of a grid of numbers that originate with satellite data.  So there's
not a lot of complexity but lots and lots of points.
The typical query will be on a single pixel, where a time-series will

I know Sybase 12.x/15.x is officially certified for
(among others):
* Redhat Enterprise
* SuSE Enterprise