on 2021 Jun 25 9:53 AM
I would like the information if sybase 9 64bits accepts the connection string and, What would be the correct string for the connection?
I'm not sure what you mean by "the correct string" since there is an infinite variety of possible connection strings.
Here's a Windows 10 command file that works to create, start and connect to a SQL Anywhere 9 database via ISQL...
"%ASANY9%\\win32\\dbinit.exe"^ -p 4096^ -s^ ddd9.db "%ASANY9%\\win32\\dbspawn.exe"^ -f^ "%ASANY9%\\win32\\dbsrv9.exe"^ -c 100M^ -o dbeng9_log_ddd9.txt^ -os 10M^ -x none^ -zl^ ddd9.db "%ASANY9%\\win32\\dbisql.exe"^ -c "ENG=ddd9;DBN=ddd9;UID=dba;PWD=sql;CON=ddd9-1" "%ASANY9%\\win32\\dbisql.exe"^ -c "ENG=ddd9;DBN=ddd9;UID=dba;PWD=sql;CON=ddd9-2" pause
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Thanks!@Breck Carter
I was trying to connect an application to Sybase 9, it worked using the following string:
**Driver=Sql Anywhere 17;ENG=XXXXX;UID=dba;PWD=XXXXXX;DBN=XXXXX;**
I don't have ASA 9 in 64bits, for that reason I used ASA 17.
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