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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 - Installed Elements


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    The installation adds shortcuts to the Programs folder as shown above, makes entries in the windows registry, adds hooks to provide support for the .NET Framework, and installs required drivers for the ODBC Connections as shown. The discussions in this tutorial will be limited to Adaptive Server Anywhere and Sybase Central.

    From Adaptive Server Anywhere one could access an interactive SQL Utility, a Network server, a Personal Server(local), and an ODBC manager. The network server(dbsrv.exe) is for client/server architecture, whereas the personal server(dbeng9.exe) is for desktop, single-machine use. Clicking on either Network Server Example or Personal Server Example will start the database server in the selected mode. Only one instance of a selected server can be running at any time. When the server is running the shortcut will be minimized. From here it is possible to shut down the server.

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