When I try to run SQL Central or SQL interactive I get this error
com.apple.launchd.peruser.502[169]: ([0x0-0xb40b4].SQLCentral[39180]) Exited with code: 127
I am new on sqlanywhere have you got any idea what is wrong?
Perhaps you could show the commands you are running along with the results - like a cut and paste right from Terminal? Maybe add an env|grep -e SQLANY -e PATH to confirm the environment?
These applications use Java. What version of Java do you have installed?
If you open the installation folder in Finder, you should be able to open the applications from there - does that work?
I am trying to launch it from Finder and doesn't work, I have Java 14.9.0
Meanwhile I installed sqlany16 just for checking but it's the same
The output from env|grep -e SQLANY -e PATH is:
SQLANY16=/Applications/SQLAnywhere16/System
SQLANYSAMP16=/Applications/SQLAnywhere16/samples
PATH=/Applications/SQLAnywhere16/System/bin64:/Applications/SQLAnywhere16/System/bin32:/Applications/SQLAnywhere16/System/bin64/sa_config.sh:/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.5/bin:/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin:/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:/Library/Frameworks/GDAL.framework/Programs:/Library/Frameworks/Mapnik.framework/Programs:/Library/Frameworks/Mapnik.framework/Programs:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/opt/X11/bin
Thank you for your replies. The issue was with java, the installed version in Mac os x was 1.6 and I upgraded to 1.8 and everything works fine. Thanks again.
FWIW you should have been using the JRE supplied in the ${SQLANY17}/bin32/jre180/ and ${SQLANY17}/bin64/jre180/ directories which should have been set up at installation time. If either of those failed to be installed and setup up correctly we may have an installer issue to look into.
From some web searches it appears you are just not finding the binaries on the path; ie. the launcher just can find what to load.
That would most likely be due to not setting up the environment before attempting to launch those. That just comes down to sourcing the correct configuation script sa_config{.sh|.csh} before you start. In this sense MacOSX is no different from Linux or any variant of Unix.
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