on 2013 Aug 14 9:53 AM
Hello All,
Thanks in advance.
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Possible but not simple. You'd have to do it in another language (python, perl, C, etc.) and then create a procedure that references it. You didn't say which version of SQL Anywhere you're using, but here is the syntax for creating such a procedure in v12.0.1.
select db_property('file')
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