on 2012 Apr 24 4:20 AM
To cite a current Chris Kleisath answer on the future of SQL Anyhwere from the product futures newsgroup:
We are excited about the prospect for SQL Anywhere into the future as part of SAP. On April 10, SAP unveiled its strategy for the database market, and SQL Anywhere is a big part of it.
Is there any more information on these topics, e.g. on statements like
"SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere [...] is planned to be the front-end database for the SAP HANA platform [...]"
Or is this just all too early to give more details (which would be understandable, of course)?
EDIT: Original NNTP thread "Future of SQL Anywhere" posted by R. Snyder on 4/20/2012 - here linked to Chris's response.
Very interesting info. Please, can you give url to original topic? I can't find product futures newsgroup in sybase site.
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For the particular thread, I have added the link in the question.
In general, that NG can be accessed via browser over the following link:
Though I would recommend a NNTP reader like Thunderbird, the NG is named "sybase.public.sqlanywhere.product_futures_discussion"...
Thank you very much for link. But if you will search this news group in sybase site: http://www.sybase.com/detail_list?id=11507&multi=true&SR=Y&show=1255 there are no sybase.public.sqlanywhere.product_futures_discussion in list. So it's problem for visitors, who don't know that 'sybase future' is exists 😉 Please, fix site.
@Alexey, I'm just another customer (and not very actively using the NNTP forums), so I would suggest that you add your request for a fix (which I second) as a separate question (or use another way to contact Sybase).
FWIW, the product futures NG has been very quiet the last monthes...
Oh, yes, I still remember this quite old FAQ, as you will do, Breck, I'm sure:)
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