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Creating Database Projects with SQL Anywhere Studio, Part 1
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2005-02-14

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating Database Projects with SQL Anywhere Studio, Part 1
  • Installation
  • Installed Elements
  • Sybase Central
  • Database Objects
  • Interactive SQL

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    Creating Database Projects with SQL Anywhere Studio, Part 1


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    SQL Anywhere Studio 9.0 is a product of iAnyware, a Sybase company. It is a packaged product with database management and database synchronization capabilites. It has RAD capabilities, and is primarily targeted for three categories of datacentric applications: mobile, small business, and embedded. In this first part of a two-part article, SQL Anywhere Studio 9.0 installation and capabilities will be discussed and in Part 2, user management, creating database applications with Microsoft Excel, VB 6.0, and Visual Studio will be discussed.

     

    SQL Anywhere is supported on a large number of operating systems, including Microsoft. Its small footprint, broad platform support, and data access support make it attractive and ideal for small businesses. Combining it with the built-in synchronization architecture makes it  attractive for mobile applications, as evident from its being chosen for the Siebel Sales Enterprise software (http://www.ianywhere.com/success_stories/siebel.html).

    The following topics will be discussed in this tutorial:

    1. Download and installation of SQL Anywhere Studio 9.0

    2. Sybase Central - Graphic User Interface for Object Management

    3. Description of Database Objects

    4. Database queries using Interactive SQL

    5. Conclusions

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