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Hello, I am running SA v17 High Availability (Primary, Mirror and Monitor servers) on an Ubuntu box and for several years I have used Red Hat's Wildfly Java app server to connect to it. (Normally, the servers would be on separate systems but for tro...

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Hello, This is a follow-on question from https://sqlanywhere-forum.sap.com/questions/32842/suggestions-for-how-to-determine-why-sa-17-ha-is-crashing that I posted once I determined that the problem was a lack of RAM. I am running a High Availability ...

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Hello, Would someone confirm what what I believe to be the case which is that if a meaningful amount of data is deleted from a database the server does not "reclaim" that diskspace with a resulting reduction in the size of the database. Also, I belie...

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Hello, I have a SQL Anywhere the 17 High Availability server system running under Ubuntu 16.04. The system has been running for various testing purposes for many months now with no apparent problems. However in the last few days a very serious proble...

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Hello, I cannot get sajdbc4 to work under Linux when trying to connect to a High Availability server system. I have successfully configured it for use with WildFly under Windows but when I try to recreate this same setup under Ubuntu 16.0.4 I get th...

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For a service the LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/myuser/wildfly-20.0.1.Final/modules/system/layers/base/com/sybase/main must be placed in the wildfly.conf file.

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Hi Breck, No, that's not the problem - it's that I need some different way to get that set. Setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH tells the JVM where to look when searching for the sajdbc4 libraries so I have to get it set. When I finally figure that out I'll pos...

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Thank you to both Chris and Robert for the additional info! Here's what I've learned The problem is that while I am setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH prior to starting Wildfly that setting is being ignored. I have been running Wildfly as a service and that is ...

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Hi Volker, I have no idea why I asked you to confirm that LOG= created on the server! Yes, that should be on the client and using your great idea to add it to my simple test app shows the log being created. Thanks for that idea. However, I get no log...

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Hi Volker. Thank you for the info!!! This is what I need. However, neither is generating anything. Here is my modified Connection String: jdbc:sqlanywhere:Host=192.168.1.45:19000,192.168.1.45:19001;ServerName=TestDB;Log=~/Desktop/SAConn.log Can you c...

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How do I determine the necessary RAM or cache size to support a High Availability system under Ubuntu?

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