Re: Moving the Log to a New Device
The sp_logdevice procedure does not move any existing extent allocations belonging to syslogs, it just updates the device-segment mapping to control where future allocations of the log can go. The...
View ArticleRe: Understanding output of sp_helpsegment "default".
Hi Crisitan, It turns out that it has pretty much always been this way. It originally was an accident in the very early days of Sybase SQL Server (like version 0.1) that has since been deliberately...
View ArticleRe: Encountered invalid logical page '0' while accessing database (TEXT...
Hi Dave, Well, darn. What I'm trying to get to is a way to reproduce the issue (of some client being able to insert a 0x00 textpointer) here, from scratch. And the simpler the better, which is why...
View ArticleRe: How is SAP ASE doing?
HANA is able to run transactions and analytics on a single, in-memory column store, Hank. It does not require a separate transactional RDBMS at all. S4 has been designed with this kind of...
View ArticleRe: C# ADO.Net and InfoHandler
> I'll work on logging the CR for the message handling dilemma. Thanks for you help. > It'll be difficult to get a push on it without incident but still looks to be problematic for any who>...
View ArticleRe: C# ADO.Net and InfoHandler
> I am wondering if the app isn't explicitly disposing the command if you could use this property we > un-document, called AseCommandDisposeOptional and set to true. This would dispose...
View ArticleRe: Encountered invalid logical page '0' while accessing database (TEXT...
Hi Bret, I have got to the bottom of this now. I think that you will have to use my data if you want to investigate this as it only happens in a specific circumstance. The issue is in...
View ArticleRe: MySybase Weekly Notification
I have not been able to find an existing method for getting such notifications.However, I've set up a repeating reminder in my calendar to check release statuses internally; going forward I will update...
View ArticleRe: Encountered invalid logical page '0' while accessing database (TEXT...
Hi Dave, Indeed, ASE does not have a VARCHAR(MAX). Good investigative work! We can consider this resolved.Cheers,-bret
View ArticleRe: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
No. When I run the PowerBuilder myapp.exe locally on my drive and connect to Sybase on another machine, I can connect to it just fine. I copy the myapp.exe & deployment dlls to another machine on...
View ArticleRe: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
Hi John, Not sure what you using for a connection string. Are you calling the interfaces file? Are you calling the boxname and port or are you calling ipadress and port. The two endpoints usually means...
View ArticleRe: Degrade is Server Performance after SAN Migration ca
Hi Krishna, is there any Mirroring involved in the SAN? Especially on the tempdb device. Ask the SAN guy's to monitor the disks involved and if there is al lot of activity on the devices. Regards, Harry
View ArticleRe: cannot create a table based on a user-defined data-type
Thanks Bret, In that case I'll use numeric null Simon
View ArticleRe: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
Hi John, In this setup where is the sql.ini file located? Is it part of the deployment files? I think one way you have to troubleshoot is to maybe use a network sniffer like wire shark from the local...
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Re: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
SQL.INI in on my c drive and it is not part of the deployment files. In dsedit GUI I can ping successfully.
View ArticleMultiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Hi! I am on ASE 15.0.3. Suppose I have three stored procedures, A, B, and C. Procedure A creates a temporary table called #temp. Then it calls procedure B. Procedure B also creates a temporary table...
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Actually, if A creates #temp.....then B can't create #temp because it already exists. It *can* and often does use #temp contents - this is a common trick in writing procs - create/populate the #temp...
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Hi Jeff, I have tried that and it indeed appears to work. A creates #temp and calls B, and B also creates #temp. No error occurs and it works as one would want. There are two separate #temp tables, one...
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Then you must have deferred name resolution on. When DNR is enabled, the #temp tables hash includes the context id in which it was created.....when you select from #temp table, you get the one with...
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