Request clarification before answering.
There are no R2DBC drivers for SQL Anywhere listed on https://r2dbc.io/drivers/.
Auntie Google doesn't have anything useful to say when you search on "R2DBC" "SQL ANYWHERE"
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Well, before I wrote my comment, I had actually taken a look at the MS SQL driver code expecting I would be able to somehow grab how the real database connections are handled (or how they are bound to a known database API). But I was not successful. Probably that is the point of the "reactive approach" that it does not make use of an underlying common "blocking" DB API.
Apparently I am not in the position to estimate how hard that really is if one is familiar with R2DBC...
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