Glad you got that resolved. The -ch option limits automatic cache growth, so it looks like the system was running out of memory.
To connect to the database using the SQLA Windows Client, here's what you do:
- Create a SQL Anywhere 12 ODBC DSN using the ODBC Adminstrator - you can call it any name you want.
- In the Login tab:
- Enter the correct User ID and Password.
- In the "Action" drop down, select "Connect to a running database on another computer".
- In the "Host" field, type in the host name or IP address of your AIX machine.
- You can leave the "Port" field blank, or enter 2638.
- In the "Server name" field, enter BI4_1399443743. This is the name of the SQL Anywhere database server as specified in the config file.
- In the "Database name" field, enter BI4_CMS. If you want to connect to the Audit database instead, then enter BI4_Audit.
You can now test the connection using the Test button in the ODBC tab.
Now when you launch any of the administration tools, simply connect via ODBC and enter the DSN you just created.
Please let me know if this didn't work for you.