Inherited an old ASA10 DB that I need to change a password on. ALTER USER doesn't seem to work. Was there some strange way that one did this?! Also, is there a copy of the manual available online?
Does anyone have this combination running?
I've been struggling big time with getting the PHP module to be able to access the dynamic libraries. I keep getting the dreaded (but actually misleading) error "The SQLAnywhere client libraries could not be...
So I've got ASA8 running on a server and it has 2 databases - dmcc and rtm
If I try to connect from ISQL client or from a PHP app to either one, it's fine.
However, if I try connecting from ColdFusion (which connects via JDBC) I am suddenly getting d...
Following on from another thread, where poor performance of a legacy DB (ASA10) was wrongly attributed (by me!) to Virtualisation, I'd be interested to know what the official view is on this in regard to more current versions?
I believe I was seeing ...
I'm in the process of moving an ASA10 DB on Linux from a bare metal machine into a VM on a cloud-based host (a pretty powerful machine). This is using VirtualBox 5.2.6 64 bit.
They're both 64 bit and have 16G RAM (BM) 32G RAM (VM)
It does work, but I...
Hi,
I'm trying to do the same, but with SQLAnywhere 17 on High Sierra. And I'm using a non-MAMP apache (one installed with brew).
Similar issues.
I get the impression that the error message "The SQLAnywhere client libraries could not be loaded. Plea...
OK - that was it! Thanks for focussing my thinking there.
It's supposed to be jdbc:sybase:Tds:<serveraddress>:2638?ServiceName=rtm6000_m1011
How silly am I?
Thanks Chris.
I'm assuming that this is me not using JDBC quite correctly. The JDBC connection string from the client is jdbc:sybase:Tds:<serveraddress>:2638/rtm6000_m1011
The database name is "rtm6000_m1011" And the server name is "m1011" (although ...
Really daft question, but what OS is this, and does it have the latest patches? I found some things slowed down dramatically (way more than the advertised 25%) with the meltdown/spectre patches. Hopefully this is a red herring for you.
Awesome! That worked a dream. Strangely, asking for 75% of the memory to be used as cache freaked out 32 bit ASA8 when it found 8GB installed RAM, and it complained of "not enough memory" when it really meant "too much memory", but we are now in busi...
