Breck's SQL Anywhere Blog is an excellent resource. It helped me a great deal when I was starting out, and continues to do so.
I also grabbed a copy of Breck's SQL Anywhere Book . It was written for version 9 but later versions have really only added features. It is a great resource for the functionality up to that point, from the basics, to more complicated scenarios.
There are some other books that read like collections of scenarios and the sql to solve them, but I tend to have better results asking a question here than trying to fit a complicated solution for a similar problem in a book to my particular case.
Also, I asked a similar question a few years ago and its responses remain valid:
How Would You Suggest Someone Learn SQL Anywhere
Obviously this forum is another excellent resource. It is much more welcoming than most technical forums, so feel free to ask your questions.
Bluesky
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