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Re: Move ASE Database from AIX to Windows
Thanks Mark I appreciate you responses. I'm not intending to change anything, just want to move the database from the AIX environment to Windows Server. This is quite a small application with less...
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I'd advise you look at the optimiser. We migrated from 12.5 to 15.5 last year. 99% of the code ran ok but we still have a lot of bad query plans - 30 or 40 procs. After the dump and load, try...
View ArticleRe: ASE 15.7
You can upgrade directly from SP62 to SP122. The most relevant documentation is probably the coverletter that comes with the SP122 download. -bret
View ArticleRe: Bug with Sybase dynamic SQL resolution
I've made an attempt to generate a complete repro (i.e. everything created from scratch), but it does not reproduce the issue. Note that object ids are generated in the same sequence (based on the...
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i) result of print statement isselect * from DB2..viewname ii) running manually works ok. iii) The issue is when we run the proc from DB1 which selects from a view in DB2 and there is an object with...
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I went down the same road ... 2x new databases ... had to create a couple objects to get identical ids ... but no errors/problems like Mike reported NOTE: I created the stored proc in both DB1 and DB2;...
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Without seeing your original code ... - possibility of using object id's to generate code but forgetting the dbid argument to object_name(<objid>[,<dbid>]); for example, a cursor pulling...
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Mike, Was the database that contains the procedure loaded from a full dump plus one or more transaction log dumps shortly before the error started occurring? I think this might actually be one of those...
View ArticleRe: Bug with Sybase dynamic SQL resolution
The databases were dumped and loaded on Monday but we've been dropping and creating these objects all week. We saw the bug onThursday after dropping the view and re-creating it and it occured once the...
View ArticleSybase ASE Understanding EBF
Bonjour Community, I am DBA not so new to Sybase but new to maintaining the software. I currently having an issue that should be fix by applying an EBF, the problem is, since I am looking at these...
View ArticleQuestion on create clustered index on non-primary key columns
My case is ase 12.5. By default for each table, when create a primary key, there is a clustered index also created on the primary key column by default. Also, only one clustered index allowed on on...
View ArticleRe: Sybase ASE Understanding EBF
In layman's terms (ie, off the top of Mark's head) ... First you've got the software package, ASE, ASE/CE, REPserver, SDK, etc Then you've got the software version, eg, ASE 15.0.3, ASE 15.5, ASE 15.7,...
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Hi William Mark beat me to it, but maybe this will help add something. Bit of background : The last ASE release that used the traditional Sybase versioning system was ASE 15.7 ESD 4.2. This codeline...
View ArticleRe: sp_spaceused blocked on lct_admin
Hi Mike, Depend what version of ASE you use this maybe could be used. CR 735003: Space accounting built-ins get blocked The built-ins or stored procedures that rely on the OAM for space accounting may...
View ArticleRe: Question on create clustered index on non-primary key columns
> Suppose I have a table mytab with single column primary key, say mytab(id, col1, col2, col3...)> then I want to best performance for insert like> insert into mytab(id, col1, col2,...
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thanks, Mike. for my case, rows in table is more than 5,000,000 . There is a transaction need to insert one row in a few tables like insert into... value.... the sequence ID is generated by...
View ArticleRe: Question on create clustered index on non-primary key columns
zhou!the custered index always impacts performance when you have a lot of insert wich not result at the end of the table (as mike mentioned already), because in this case there is a need to shift...
View ArticleRe: Question on create clustered index on non-primary key columns
> "User request no delay for this transaction"As you've said there is always a delay somewhere and if you've got SAN you've got little control over it.> So If I change all primary key as...
View ArticleRe: Question on create clustered index on non-primary key columns
Some other factors to think about: Is there only one such process inserting rows, or multiple inserts working in parallel?If you have a single-partition table with no clustered index, or clustered...
View ArticleRe: How to calculate the ratio insert/select against a table?
Old post but I am guessing that Rob Verschoor's sp_mda_monOpenObjectActivity (sypron,nl) will help to answer my question.
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