
SQL Anywhere 12.0.1 - SAP
SQL Anywhere 12 - Introduction This book introduces SQL Anywhere 12, a comprehensive package that provides data management and data exchange, enabling the rapid development of database …
Using generated queries (Reading data by using the Sybase OC stage)
By default, the Sybase OC stage extracts data from a Sybase data source by using an SQL SELECT statement that it constructs. The SQL statement is automatically constructed by using the table and …
Sybase SQL Anywhere - SQL Statements - Reference and Articles
The reference and articles provide detailed technical information on SQL statements in Sybase SQL Anywhere and their equivalents in other databases. Last Update: Sybase SQL Anywhere 12.0
SELECT statement - SAP
To create a permanent table with one column, the table name must be specified as owner.table. This statement causes a COMMIT before execution as a side effect of creating the table.
Sybase OC stage - IBM
Specify the data you are extracting, which is a stream of rows to be read from a Sybase database. You can specify the data on an input or output link by using an SQL statement constructed by InfoSphere …
Getting started with SQL Anywhere Server - SAP
SQL Anywhere provides three methods to administer your system: Sybase Central, Interactive SQL, and command-line utilities. The choice of which tool to use is your preference. The majority of tasks, …
Sybase OC stage - IBM
You can configure the Sybase OC stage to read data from or write data to a Sybase database.
Configuring the Sybase OC stage - IBM
To configure the Sybase OC stage, you connect to a Sybase database, define a character set map, and define input links, output links, or both.
Sybase Admin - Queries for Getting Tables, Views, Indexes, Schemas ...
Listed below are queries / stored procedure calls that can be used to get information on Sybase objects such as tables, views, indexes, procedures, triggers, schemas, and users.
SQL Anywhere: Mostrar Tablas y Campos de la Base de Datos
Oct 30, 2018 · Further information: systable and syscolumn are, since SQL Anywhere 10, only legacy-backwards-compatibility views and Sybase suggests using newer system tables instead...