Process mode vs Threaded mode
Is there any known issue with threaded mode performance. We have been using process mode in Red hat Linux environment which seems odd given Sybase recommendation is to use threaded mode for...
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Hi, I've been at different sites and threaded mode turned out to be faster or at same speed in nearly all cases. It is very important to have an understanding of the pools. A wrong configuration is...
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Re: Where to download Sybase Open Client from ?
Hi Bret, when i download this zip, i can't find a way to install this (on a windows platform). The documentation says i have to run the setup.exe, but there is only a setup.bin. GreetzPieter
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That is a Linux or Unix installation. Sounds like you need Windows. The 'Installation and Upgrades' link is for GA installations. For the latest patches, follow Bret's answer, but select 'Support...
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Re: Where to download Sybase Open Client from ?
Hi Chris, omg (shame on me), this is why i hesitated to put it on the forum i didn't notice the 'AIX' in the name of the zip to download. Of course this is not windows, very sorry! if i follow the...
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If you want Open/Client v15.7 for Windows OS: It looks like v15.7 PC Client is still available for both 32-bit & 64-bit (sp100, sp122, sp130, sp135, and sp60) note: I understand that there was a...
View ArticleHow to check when was the role disabled/revoked for a particular Sybase login
Hello All, Can you please give me the command to check when was the role disabled/revoked for a particular Sybase login. Thanks,P S Vinay
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Hi P S Vinay, You can use: sp_displayroles [ role_name | login_name [, option]] Put the name of the login to verify and option 'display_info' This displays all roles, but does not show if roles are...
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In general ASE does not track the date/time of GRANT and REVOKE. There are some auditing options that would if you have auditing installed (do you?) and configured for the right options.
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Threaded mode is the default mode for 15.7 and newer for a reason, mostly to support today's modern multi-core, multi-threaded hardware. So, one thing you need to consider is the hardware that you are...
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Very good points Luz and Bret. No ASE does not keep track of WHEN many commands where executed. However, Vinay, auditing can track EVERY command that is executed when auditing is configured. To...
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IMHO - process mode is dead long live threaded mode. I don't see any reason using process mode UNLESS some serious non-solvable issues are found while testing the threaded mode. Process mode is...
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Thank you all for you suggestions Auditing is enabled and I can see that for the login which I am seeing the date/time of grant/revoke the auditing is configured. Login Name Audit...
View ArticleRe: Sybase Database Status
Gentlemen, The "with override" option allows the recommended practice of separating database data and log fragments even on installations with a single disk. This is not common practice in production...
View ArticleRe: Migrating Sybase ASE to SQL
SInce this is an SAP forum, perhaps you should not expect too much support for moving away from an SAP databases... also your question seems to be more ab out MS SQL tools for which this isn;t the best...
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Hi Chris.Your sentence has been taken straight from SQL Server Migration Assistant manual.Please review this doc:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh302811(v=sql.110).aspxBest Regards.--Marcin
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