I'm not sure where you saw that but it doesn't even make sense to have an EOL date before an EOM date. Perhaps you are referring to some SQLA OEM agreements being discontinued at the end of 2025. That statement had no implications on the SQLA EOM d...

The end of SQL Anywhere? This is news to me. As product owner I feel like I would probably know. The EOM, the absolute minimum maintenance date for SQL Anywhere has been pushed out to Dec. 31, 2028. This means that 17.0 SP1 will be supported by e...

Using -f should not succeed as the checkpoint log is actually stored within the database file. The problem seems to be that the server is going through recovery despite the claim that the database has been shutdown cleanly. I wonder if perhaps ther...

Great work Dan!!

It sounds like there may have been some index corruption and that the corruption was preventing the server from deciphering a valid ROWID, the location of the row, from the index. Dropping the primary key likely resolved this.