Re: Mobilink Synchronization for ST_GEOMETRY column between SQL Anywhere and...
Excellent! Good to hear. --Jason
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Hello Arcady, the application uses cursors, but AFAIK they will always be closed automatically. We don't know, where in the application the problem occurred. I'd just to know, where the error message...
View ArticleRe: Connection terminated abnormally (SQLA12.0.4086)
These are typically tcpip error codes, that you can look up in the MS tcpip docs (I usually just google tcpip and the error number). If it is happening regularly, setting the LOG parameter for the...
View ArticleRe: SQL anywhere 16 -wasted disk space
Reimer is correct. The only way to return space allocated in the database to the OS is to rebuild the database. --Jason
View ArticleRe: Connection terminated abnormally (SQLA12.0.4086)
Hi Reimer, More specifically to Jason's answer, the error should be a Windows *operating system* error code (which does turn out to be frequently a Winsock error error code when working with networks:...
View ArticleRe: SQL anywhere 16 -wasted disk space
You might try creating a High Availability setup with a brand-new secondary database created via unload/reload. Once the HA setup is running, and the slim secondary is up-to-date with respect to the...
View ArticleRe: 3.1 to 4.1 - 32 bit ODBC connections don't work, need to create 64 bit...
Thanks Jose your answer was very helpful
View ArticleRe: NLS in SQL Anywhere 16
Hello Arcady, They were previously using version 10 of the product. Just had a clarification from them - the question is around storing and working with Vietnamese text. They do not require the...
View ArticleRe: NLS in SQL Anywhere 16
Hi, DerekThere is no reason I can think of why Vietnamese would not work if Chinese does. However, if you want to be 100% sure, there is no better way than an actual test. 1. Create a new v16 DB. Make...
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He Jeff, thanks for your usefull hints. RegardsReimer
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
Hi Arcady, Thanks, for your answer. Should I rebuild the consolidated DB, even when it are the remote databases that are getting corrupt? I also don't think it has something to do with corrupt disks or...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
No, you should not do anything with your consolidated database... it is your remote databases that are having the problem. Some random thoughts... - Six occurrences of corrupt databases among 15...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 16 de and mobilink issue
Hi, NimeshYou misunderstood me.This what you should do. 1. Backup the remote DB and truncate the DB log.2. Reproduce the problem.3. Backup the log of the remote DB.4. Translate the log (make sure to...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 16 de and mobilink issue
Hi Arcady,I did you what suggested and I do see unexpected update statements, but not from a trigger that I can tell. They do explain why some of the values are different that expected, but I'm not...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 16 de and mobilink issue
Launch the dbmlsync with -v+ option, so all the values would be visible. BTW, is it always the same field, which is updated to unexpected value?Could it be that the data types of the corresponding...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 16 de and mobilink issue
Important (have just noticed it in your answer): You should not have done dbtran using -it option.The transactions use see in output could have arrived from different tables. Please translate the log...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
>the user can just close it and the computer goes to hibernation mode or shuts down altogether before the transaction is complete and the db gets corrupted. Not true. You can safely pull the plug...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
>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...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
Whatever database corruption you might have seen was NOT caused by an abnormal shutdown... there must have been some other cause. The automatic recovery process has been part of SQL Anywhere forever...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere 11 databases are getting corrupt
Be that as it may, can Krenton call SAP regarding an issue with version 11?As far as I understand, it hit EOL a long time ago....
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