I have database: au12
in this database I have table: au_log
and in the table field: logfile type image
I want to load file c:\temp\test.rar with bcp.exe

in what version of sybase does exist the LONG BINARY column?

What type of column needs to use that writes and stores big file?

I am running into the following situation...
Machine 1
Solaris 10/using mutiple Zones
Sybase ASE 15

I am trying to start ASE on a windows 2003 server.  This ASE was
already setup and databases created on it.  It is taking ages to
startup and eventually fails with the following in the error log:
00:00000:00001:2008/06/17 10:12:30.93 server  Database

Hi again, i was experience some weir events with my ASE 12.5 mounted
on a Solaris 9, its working ok but then i dont kinow why the server
sends this message:
CT-LIBRARY error:

Can someone please help me out in writing the Sql to concatenate the
Text_desc for each code for all the seq_nos in the ascending order of seq_no
and load into the target table.
Source table : S1

Buenas Tardes:
Alguien me podria decir como puedo hacer este stored procedure mas
rapido?? estoy usando SYBASE y tarda 00:13:47 en ejecutarse, necesito
que tarde menos de 6 minutos en ejecutarse. Ojala alguien pueda

Hi this is what i am doing now.
first i probe this
CREATE TABLE TABLA_A_PRUEBA (
   ID_CSV       int            NOT NULL,

Is there some Linux kernels tuning for Sybase ASE 12.5.x on top of it?
We are facing some performance problems with our application working with
this Sybase version, even completely locked ASE when launching a lot of
dataservers in hardware with 8-16 CPU's. Interestingly too is that ...

Hi again, this is something that i can't understand yet, i mean do
querys thinking in whole sets and not just row by row, look i have to
do this
Table A = 88,400 rows, 3 columns (id,date,minid)

I am having a very strange issue and looking for some ideas on next
troubleshooting steps.
Summary:
running a delete statement that matches multiple rows fails or

Given the following sql:-
create procedure sp2 (in @param integer)
begin
 declare @sql varchar(100);