Re: Web service with JSON result
Hi Frank, When I create a web service that returns JSON Can you also provide the web service definition you're using? From what I can see, the result you have copied is just how it appears in...
View ArticleRe: Problem with ASP.NET and SqlAnywhere ado.net provider
Hi Sebastian, I do use the invariant provider. This is likely the reason for the change of behaviour then - VS2008 didn't have support for .NET 4.0 and VS2010 does. Are you sure that your VS2010...
View ArticleRe: ultralite dot net connectivity for metro style app.
Hi Rakesh, Support for Windows 8 store applications and Windows Phone 8 applications is now available in SQL Anywhere 16.0.0.1716 and up. See CR #750618:...
View ArticleUpdating rows from a proxy table where key includes DATETIMEs
Hi, I need to copy rows from a proxy table (SQL Server) into my SQLAnywhere database. Both tables are quite similar, but not identical. Here is the UPDATE statement I'm using to test: BEGIN...
View ArticleSynchronizations just stop
We have just installed M-Business 7 and SQL Anywhere 12 connecting to Oracle 11gR2. the services start fine and the database synchronizations through Mobilink and the application synchronizations...
View ArticleRe: Updating rows from a proxy table where key includes DATETIMEs
It could be the date order option causing you problems. In SQL Server, I think the default date ordering is MDY, while in SA it is YMD.You can change the date order in SA by setting the date_order...
View ArticleiAnywhere PreparedStatement.executeQuery does not block
I have put together a timeout function in our logic which is intended to cancel a statement that is blocked for a given amount of time. I have based this logic around using the execute, executeUpdate...
View ArticleRe: iAnywhere PreparedStatement.executeQuery does not block
There are a bunch of blocking related options that let you control blocking behaviour that can be set at a connection level either for the duration of the connection or...
View ArticleRe: iAnywhere PreparedStatement.executeQuery does not block
Thank you for the great info. This explains the behavior and helps me with other options.
View ArticleRe: Synchronizations just stop
Hi Brian, If you're seeing a 'timeout' error, and you're not seeing any connections at the server, it sounds like general connectivity is really failing at the client-side. What kind of devices are you...
View ArticleMobilink error 10403
Hi, I'm using the most recent version off SAP SQL Anywhere (v16, build 1691). On trying to synchronize an Ultralite database throught Mobilink and defining a download_cursor on a .NET assembly, i'm...
View ArticleRe: Mobilink error 10403
Hi José, Yes, in previous versions (e.g. SQL Anywhere 12 and lower) it was expected that each MobiLink Java / .NET class called from a download/upload event must return a String type, and no other...
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Re: Mobilink error 10403
Thanks Jeff. I already got to the same conclusion by seeing the description on the second error code (10019). I've seen documentation page that you refer and left me a little confused I resolved my...
View ArticleASA performance problem with date field.
Hi all, I have a question regarding an interesting ASA performance problem I have discovered at a customer (ASA 11.0.1.2558). This is the query customer has: SELECT...
View ArticleRe: ASA performance problem with date field.
Hi Javier From your query plans I see the following:Plan 1: 2012-11-07 00:00:00.000 <= ARRIVAL_TIME <= 2012-11-20 00:00:00.000 ASC : 0.000000542% Statistics | BoundedPlan 2: C.ARRIVAL_TIME >=...
View ArticleRe: ASA performance problem with date field.
Hi Leonid, First of all thanks a lot for you answer. It is really helpful and I will try to drop and recreate statistics for the table. If still working bad after this I will generate plan with...
View ArticleRe: ASA performance problem with date field.
Hi Leonid, Just to let you know ... create statistics has worked in this case, after executing it for the 2 tables involved the query plans are good and everything is working properly. Cheers...
View ArticleIs there a way to see prepared statements for a connection
Is there a way in SA 12.0.1 to see the prepared statements that a connection has created via dbisql or dbconsole? I know Oracle has a table that can be queried to see the prepared statements a...
View ArticleRe: Is there a way to see prepared statements for a connection
The PrepStmt connection property can be used to determine the number of prepared statements on a specific connection. If you enable the -zl switch, the sa_conn_activity procedure contains information...
View ArticleRe: Is there a way to see prepared statements for a connection
Thanks for the info. I have been using the PrepStmt property but hoping to get something that would actually show the statements.
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