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i need to change the property (Casesnsitve = on To Casesnsitve = oFF ) for a Databse created on SQl Anywhere 9
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Hi,
I am developing a Blackberry app which should be able to access a DB. Here is my development environment and the tools I am using:
Eclipse (Galileo) IDE with the Blackberry plugin installed.
Blackberry OS 5.0
SQLAnywhere's DB 11 with UltraLiteJ (I am targeting Blackberrys running OS 4.1 and…
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I have a database which is part of a closed system and the end-user of the system would like me to write some reports using the data contains in a Sybase SQL Anywhere Database. The system doesn't provide the reports that they are looking for, but access to the data is available by connecting to this…
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My clients it department wants to move the database for my application to virtual partition. If you have done this what are the issues you ran into (performance, backups, replication). Currently running ASA 8 but upgrading to ASA 11 in near future.
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Hallo!
I need to synchronize 2 Databases. I have a Windows 2000 Server with Xampp (schoolserver).
Do you know some ways to realize this?
I thought following:
1.Write the data in the php script or c# script
2. let something like a cronjob(dont know the windows form) run and check both databases.
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Hi All,
I have sproc 'up_selfassessform_view' which has the following parameters:
in ai_eqidentkey SYSKEY
in ai_acidentkey SYSKEY
out as_eqcomments TEXT_STRING
out as_acexplanation TEXT_STRING
- which are domain objects - SYSKEY is 'integer' and TEXT_STRING is 'long varchar'…
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