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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 - Installation


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    SQL Anywhere Studio may be downloaded from this location (http://www.ianywhere.com/downloads/sqlany.html). This executable will install the software with the chosen options on the machine. Once the install wizard starts, it is a relatively painless process, as seen in the next three pictures. You may download software documentation in HTML and PDF formats from the same locatlion.

    Some of the important components installed include the databases(servers), synchronization and messaging for mobile link and SQL Remote client connectivity, and the tools, of which the Sybase Central is a key component. Sybase Central plays a role similar to that of the Enterprise Manager in SQL 2000 Server. Its smallfoot print is evident in the size it occupies on the drive. Ultralite's even smaller fingerprint makes it optimal for handheld devices.

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