Re: What am I waiting for again?
It looks to me like a simple bug with wait event ID 215 and its reporting. Running a concurrent read from disk test where the number of concurrent threads > number of engine threads (only to...
View ArticleRe: How to access ASE remotely from a Linux server?
Hi Arthurdid you get the chance the install the OpenClient in console mode? If it does not work, I found below the RPM packages for SQSH which an enhanced version of the command line...
View ArticleRe: How to access ASE remotely from a Linux server?
Greetings, High level steps: Download and extract the appropriate ASE binaries. Run setup. Choose to install only Open Client. The resulting directory tree structure should be like:...
View ArticleResult rows ordering
I ran into situation where a table without any indexes when we query returns results set in different order in Linux ASE 16.0 vs Solaris ASE 15.5. Any idea why this is happening. Database was loaded...
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Girish, I believe this might be a character set and sort order issue. Compare them on both servers. I believe that there are commands to inquire within the server (e.g. global variables) but I don´t...
View ArticleRe: Result rows ordering
Something to bear in mind, SAP do not guarantee the ordering of results when you do not use the ORDER BY clause - even if there is a clustered index. If the order of results is important, you need to...
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Anthony, True about the endian ness of the platform... and true about the garantee... Only Joe Namath could get away with garantees! LOL.Great input.Regards,Jean-Pierre
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Jean, Thanks for quick response. I did check locales.dat and default was us_english, iso_1 for Linux however server bootlog has charsets roman8. Do I need to reboot server after changing locales.dat.
View ArticleRe: Result rows ordering
Hi, as Anthony said, only an "order by" clause guarantees an ordered result set. Otherwise the order of rows in the result set depends on several points like: 1) algorithm used for retrieving the data...
View ArticleRe: Result rows ordering
Result row ordered-ness is not guaranteed unless an ORDER BY is present in the SQL select (which has not been provided here). Orderedness has not been guaranteed since ASE 11.5 (parallel worker...
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Re: No language Handler
Hi Jack, Thanks for the reply. The config parameter for 'cis rpc handling' is already set to off and I dropped the backup server and added it again as you said, but it still is giving the same error
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Re: No language Handler
hi all the issue got solved.. the problem was that the configuration parameter value.. cis packet size was by default 512 and I changed it to 2048(2k) my page size and then it got solved !!! Don't...
View Articlehaving count(*) = max(count(*)
Is the clause having count(*) = max(count(*))supported in ASE 15.7 SP132 ? The code seems to work correctly but we've found a procedure running this in a tight loop.After ~32,000 iterations, we...
View ArticleRe: having count(*) = max(count(*)
Hi Mike, As far as I know, it is supported syntax - I'd expect a syntax error otherwise. What was the "state" value for the 940 error? Could you explain in more detail what you mean by running in a...
View ArticleRe: having count(*) = max(count(*)
Never mind the requests for details, I found a matching bug, CR 777296 "A 940 error, "Dbtable in wrong state for operation: <name>", is reported against tempdb when repeating a query which uses...
View ArticleRe: having count(*) = max(count(*)
probably the best thing you can do is setup a shared mem dump for tech support to look at: exec sp_configure "dump on conditions", 1-- one time dump for error 940 including data cache pages...
View ArticleRe: ASE 15.7 documentation
Here you go: http://froebe.net/blog/2013/09/09/sap-sybase-ase-15-7-manuals-fixed-to-work-with-tabletphone-pdf-readers-like-aldiko/
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Re: having count(*) = max(count(*)
Excellent - thanks for that.I should have searched the known cases again. Will look to get SP136 installed next year. Thanks
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