After credential page the server throw this exception:
--swdFC.doProcess: action perform exception: EcdDataException: EcdDataException: BaseProdList.getMigrationStatus got Exception: null
After credential page the server throw this exception:
--swdFC.doProcess: action perform exception: EcdDataException: EcdDataException: BaseProdList.getMigrationStatus got Exception: null
Hi Roberto,
I've just tried and it works fine. I logged in and navigate through the pages of the site. I use Internet Explorer 11 connecting from Italy.
Hi Giorgio, I think it is a problem about my profile.
Thanks,
Now, the database is again corrupt. On recovery we see
*** ERROR *** Assertion failed: 201865
Checkpoint log: Invalid pages at 0x6db and 0x6f3
Cache size adjusted to 7236K
... recovery 40% completed
PC card "DSK3:" removed or power turned off
PC card "DSK3:" inserted or power turned on
PC card "DSK3:" removed or power turned off
PC card "DSK3:" inserted or power turned on
I suppose the "removed or power turned off" and "inserted and power turned on" occurs when the driver can not find the SD card anymore?
Hi Eric,
Do you have a console log file from this situation - if so, what are the timestamps that you see for this time period? (dbsrv12 -o console.txt ...)
I suppose the "removed or power turned off" and "inserted and power turned on" occurs when the driver can not find the SD card anymore?
Yes, basically. The database server has received a event message from the OS that it has detected an 'eject disk' request and we are reporting this event in the console log. (Aside: Specifically, we recieved the 'WM_DEVICECHANGE' event back from the OS).
We are just responding to the OS event notification at that point. We will try to access the database again if it is available, as per the description in CR #337085.
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Do you know what happened to the application/device during this time? Was the memory card really ejected or was the power removed?
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support
We ussually start the upload with the SQL command 'SYNCHRONIZE PROFILE upload'.
On 1 database it is not possible to start the upload in this way. Typing in the SQL command we see error "Synchronization profile 'upload' not found.
When we start dbmlsync and enter subscription "upload" (and of course the db connection info) all works fine.
Any suggestion why the sql statement is not working are welcome.
Thanks
Hello,
What kind of license should I purchase SQL Anywhere Workgroup Edition for 1 additional user,
if I already purchased SQL Anywhere Workgroup Edition 5 User license.
That is to say, I want to use SQL Anywhere for 6 users.
Does anyone know about this?
Thanks,
In-Sung Lee.
For one additional user, you would purchase either
SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere, Remote Database Client (1 User)
or this
Hi Eric,
It sounds like there might be a problem with the 'upload' profile, but it's not immediately clear what that could be.
What does:
SELECT * FROM sp_get_last_synchronize_result();
return after this error from the 'SYNCHRONIZE' command?
What does :
SELECT * FROM SYS.SYSSYNCPROFILE;
return for this database?
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support
The problem is how I can add the new networked client license.
SQL Anywhere already has own license for Workgroup Edition by dblic.exe command.
(C:\SA16\Bin64>dblic.exe -k XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX dbsrv16.lic)
If I apply the new networked client license key like below, does it just add 1 user license? (5 users -> 6 users license)
(C:\SA16\Bin64>dblic.exe -k ZZZZZ-ZZZZZ-ZZZZZ-ZZZZZ-ZZZZZ dbsrv16.lic)
I worry about that the new license replaces existing license.(5 users -> 1 user)
To just change the number of licensed clients you might want to use:
C:\SA16\Bin64>dblic.exe -u 6 -l perseat dbsrv16.lic
That shouldn't change any other license informations.
Hi All,
I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this issue I've been having with Sybase Central across multiple versions, multiple machines, and multiple databases...
Often, when I try to add a column to a table, or even modify a view, Sybase Central crashes.
The stack trace indicates: java.lang.AssertionError: Unexpected table type: 5
I've included a screen shot if that helps at all along with crash file.
I have no problem adding columns or altering views from within ISQL.
I've done a fair amount of searching but have come up empty. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks,
-Brian
Hi Brian,
It seems that Sybase Central is having trouble internally determining the type of object you're editing for this particular database - can you provide more information on how this database was created? Can you provide the output of 'SELECT * FROM SYS.SYSHISTORY'? What happens if you create a brand new database - do you still have the same issue?
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support
Hi Jeff,
The database may have been originally created with v8, then later upgraded to v11. The interesting thing is you can create new tables and views, just cannot alter them. I just created a new database as a test and it does not seem to have this problem...
I've attached the output of SysHistory...
Thanks,
-Brian
Hi Brian,
It seems that the particular database history is probably the most important to understand in order to fix this issue - I think we would like to take a look at the database while it's in this state in order to best determine what happened. Do you have a support plan with SAP and could you provide this database to us for further analysis in a support case?
If you don't have a support plan with SAP, could you contact myself directly ( firstname.lastname@sap.com ) so we could maybe arrange an exchange of information so we can hopefully still fix any outstanding software bugs that might be related to your issue?
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support
Based on this ASA 12 discussion http://sqlanywhere-forum.sybase.com/questions/10917/environment-variable
And statements in the Sybase 16 online documentation, I'd expect the Deployment Wizard to set SQLANY16 and add BIN32 to the PATH during installation. Before I add a comment to DocCommentXchange, I'd like to verify what the proper behavior should be.
I see the same behavior for ASA 11 so I suspect it is by design.
Select * from sys.syncprofile returns nothing.
I noticed that on other db it returns the info we expected.
Is there a way to add the profile. If we run 'create synchronization profile uploadtope 'subscription=upload;' we get error
SQLSTATE = 42000
[Sybase][ODBC Driver]Syntax error or access violation
Thanks
Eric
Thanks, Jeff. I've emailed you...
Hi Eric,
Select * from sys.syncprofile returns nothing.
I noticed that on other db it returns the info we expected.
Okay, that explains why the SYNCHRONIZE command is failing for this database then.
Is there a way to add the profile. If we run 'create synchronization profile uploadtope 'subscription=upload;' we get error
That's very strange - I'm not sure I understand how you're seeing that error in this case. Was that command executed via Interactive SQL? The following works okay for myself on 12.0.1.3994:
create synchronization profile uploadtope 'subscription=upload;';
select * from sys.syssyncprofile;
object_id,profile_name,profile_defn
3186,'uploadtope',subscription=upload;
Is this running on a database that was initalized with version 12 or is it an upgraded database from an earlier version? (SELECT * FROM SYS.SYSHISTORY)?
Do you also see this error if you try the same command on a brand new SQL Anywhere 12 database?
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support
Hi Victor,
You are correct - this appears to be a bug in the SQL Anywhere 16 Deployment Wizard. As I have outlined on your question on the sqlanywhere-forum, there is a workaround available:
In the folder \Deployment
in your original SQL Anywhere 16 installation, there is a file 'master.xml'. You will need to edit this file in a text editor:
Find the line:
<featureid="CMN"hidden="true">
and add the following text below it:
<featureid="CMN"hidden="true">
<environmentname ="*=-SQLANY16"value ="[SQLANYDIR]."/>
<registryroot ="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"path ="SOFTWARE\Sybase\SQL Anywhere\16.0">
<keyname ="Location"value ="[SQLANYDIR]"/>
<keyname ="Shared Location"value ="[SQLANYDIR]"/>
<keyname ="Language"value ="[LANGUAGE]"/>
</registry>
Just below that information, there are the lines:
<featureid="CMN32"hidden="true">
<includeid="common_registry_entries_32"/>
Add the following text:
<featureid="CMN32"hidden="true">
<includeid="common_registry_entries_32"/>
<environment name = "*=-PATH" value = "[~];[SQLANYDIR]bin32" />
Below that, there are the lines:
<feature id="CMN64" deploy64="true" hidden="true">
<include id="common_registry_entries_64" />
Add the following text:
<feature id="CMN64" deploy64="true" hidden="true">
<include id="common_registry_entries_64" />
<environmentname="*=-PATH"value="[~];[SQLANYDIR]bin64"/>
I have opened this issue for further investigation as CR #755094. Thank you for the bug report.
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support