>Not true. You can safely pull the plug out of the wall on a running SQL Anywhere database without fear that the database will be corrupted. Shutdown, hibernation, abnormal termination... none of these cause corruption... when the database is restarted, the automatic recovery process takes care of recovering the database to the most recent checkpoint plus subsequent committed transactions.
That may well be true on the newer versions, but I have seen all kinds of similar (even if rare) cases on version 11 in my time, Besides, no matter what you do when programming the DB you cannot possibly prepare it for all kinds of obscene environment behavior...
BTW, Is version 11 even supported by SAP?