Re: Column order in Mobilink 16
Thank you, BreckI have to note, that nowhere in the documentation is it mentioned the column ordering in the remote DB matters.SAP really should address this issue, since the column names are already...
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> since the column names are already sent by the mobilink client, there is no transmission efficiency here. The column names and data types are uploaded once per synchronization, even if there are...
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That is a fantastic and thorough answer Breck. Thanks for your time.
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BreckDownload scripts are not the problem here. My example specifically stated the upload_update script, which put data into the wrong columns. From your answer I understand that there is no was to...
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My apologies... I assumed the script was an upload_insert because it contained an INSERT statement. Clearly, it is an upload_update containing a (custom-written?) INSERT ON EXISTING UPDATE. If two...
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Experimentation confirms that an SQL Anywhere 16 upload_update written like yours (INSERT ON EXISTING UPDATE VALUES with the column name pairs matching in the INSERT and VALUES lists) properly handles...
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After recreating the table in one of the remote DBs the data has been sent successfully. So, it is a Mobilink issue somewhere. This is an "upload-only" model, there is no download script on this table,...
View ArticleRe: Problem with SQL Anywhere 16 CLR EXTERNAL procedure with resultset
Alexander, poor SQL Anywhere will most likely call DataTableReader.GetSchemaTable() to learn about the names and the data types of the columns returned by the reader. The schema table in return is...
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Alexander, please see http://sqlanywhere-forum.sap.com/questions/24905/do-i-really-need-hardcoded-assembly-pathes-for-the-clr for a fully working example. Michael
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Michael, Thank you Now my sample work fine.
View ArticleSQL Anywhere 16 HTML Help
Hello, when opened for the first time in the day the HTML Help for SQL Anywhere 16 takes a very long time to load. It looks very much like its 'phoning home' to check out what's in DocX. How can I...
View ArticleRe: SQL Anywhere DB migration from 12 to 16
Hi All, Now I could migrate my version 11 DB files to version 16.But on comparison of the data , I noticed that the Double type of data is slightly different. Ex: Version 11Version...
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Short story: It's a bug in V11 and V16 UNLOAD TABLE where a different value is written to the text file than is stored in the table; e.g., 4.93145358174818E10 is written as 49314535817.481792, which is...
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Hi Paul, When you say it takes very long time to load, do you mean it's taking time as if it's loading a dcx site rather than loading local html files? Are you accessing the Internet shortcut that...
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The local HTML file is loading quickly for me, after a reboot, so something must be different between our environments. Have you downloaded the HTML Help recently? Is your HTML Help stored on a network...
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I'm using a shortcut that points to the locally installed chm. I even put HH on the front to launch it. The installation file was downloaded in March. It's noticeable that on each page the comment at...
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I see what you are talking about... apparently every single time a Compiled HTML page opens, it calls a DCX web service (?) to determine if there are any comments. That process has never, ever slowed...
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Re: SQL Anywhere 16 HTML Help
Thanks Breck, I used Sysinternals Process Monitor to have a look and found that when I first try to open the help the corporate spyware virus scanner reads every file in the Documentation folder. Of...
View ArticleSQL AnyWhere 16 working with only one core after a few minutes/hours
Hi there, I'm having an issue with Sybase SQL AnyWhere 16 with Windows Server 2012 Standard (x64) 8GB RAM, Xeon E3-1231, SSD Disc. Since our application is running 64 bits, the DB is very fast at the...
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The latest build of SA 16 is 2127. Are you running this build?Do you mean that queries are fast initially because executed by multiple cores/processors in parallel and then they become slow because...
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