Re: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
proc C should access the #temp that is nearest in terms of scope, ie, the #temp created in proc B. (Sorry, not sure if/where that may be located in the manuals; only know this is how it's always worked...
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Sorry - but ran a similar test in 15.7 with and without DNR - without DNR, you get the error. You may be running with a traceflag (a lot of FSI sites did) that deflects recompilation.
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Your example is trying to demonstrate normal issues that arise during the creation of procs that reference #temp tables. This is easily addressed by insuring #temp table (non)existence prior to...
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
Your example only works because you don't ref the #temp prior to recreating one with same name. With DNR, you can select from #temp and then recreate the table (a bit weirder) and it gets the new...
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
C will only see B's version because it will only see the table for the most recent ContextID
View ArticleRe: Multiple same-named temporary tables in nested stored procedures
"C will only see B's version because it will only see the table for the most recent ContextID" Thanks, I believe that is the answer I am looking for.
View ArticleRe: Spatial Data Types in ASE
Spatial datatypes are supported through a third-party Specialty Data Store module, in this case the Spatial Query Server from Boeing. See Boeing Intelligence Systems Group...
View ArticleRe: How is SAP ASE doing?
Rudy, I couldn't agree with you more on the GMQ for Operational. I have been working with ASE for 20 years and I have never seen such positive support from the analysts community as now. The work...
View ArticleRe: Spatial Data Types in ASE
Thank you Rob and Bret.I would be satisfied that the functional right now present in the SA (or IQ).I was mainly interested in geo-functions (Calculate area,distance, etc).I found the source code...
View ArticleASE server on OVM
Hello, I would like to know if anyone is running SAP/Sybase ASE server on OVM(Oracle Virtual Machine), if yes then if any issues encountered running ASE on the Virtual Environment? What version of ASEs...
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Ejaj, OVM is considered a sub-capacity environment for ASE deployments. As the ASE versions themselves are EOL, they cannot be supported by SAP in that environment regardless, should any issues arise,...
View ArticleRe: sybase open server vs sybase ASE
Hi Bret, Thanks for the reply..I have a doubt..If we install ASE ( say ASE linux 16.0 ) would open server be automatically installed ( since during the installation of ASE we specify the back up server...
View ArticleRe: sybase open server vs sybase ASE
No. Backup Server is built using the Open Server libraries, but that isn't the same thing as the whole Open Server SDK being included with the ASE installation. You aren't able to program custom open...
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Thanks for the reply Bret..That really helped...One last thing..Do you know where I can find a trail version of Open Server SDK or a is there a free version for it ( i need a linux version) ..I have...
View ArticleRe: sybase open server vs sybase ASE
Hi Kedar, As far as I know there is not a trial version of the Open Server. You can try the SDK for SAP ASE but it is missing the libsybsrv binary which is the primary binary in OpenServer.You can talk...
View ArticleArithmetic overflow occurred
Bonjour, I am trying a simple math calcul that my tabletop cheap calculator can easily handle but Sybase just can't .... declare @totalsize float select @totalsize=(894720*4096/1048576) Arithmetic...
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The problem is that you may be specifying the dataype of the result set, but you aren't specifying the datatype for the literal numbers. ASE is defaulting these to INTs, and (INT) (894720* (INT) 4096...
View ArticleRe: Arithmetic overflow occurred
Like *all* DBMS's, ASE attempts to translate literals into datatypes - e.g. you couldn't even begin the above in Java without specifying types. ASE attempts based on the value - and for most numeric...
View ArticleRe: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
I am still getting that error. Another developer can map to that drive ON MY COMPUTER using HIS credentials (id/pw) and he can connect to ASE. When I map to that drive ON MY COMPUTER using MY...
View ArticleRe: call to connect two endpoint failed error in ASE 12.5
The drive mapping does not matter as long as the permissions are at least read-only. What matters is that the SYBASE environment variable points to the directory containing the OCS-12_5 folder and the...
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