mat
2011-05-20 23:12:02 UTC
I need to work with a sybase 9 database. They sent me a .db and a .log
file. I work more with sql server, and if I had a mdf and a ldf I'd
attach them to get the db to function. I installed sqlanywhere 12 and
was hoping to see some kind of "attach" choice offered by the ide but
couldn't find one. Can someone point me to it?
I gather that I'd need to upgrade the v 9 file to a later version before
I could open it in sqlanywhere 12. Is that more or less a painless
process? If it's hard I have both sqlanywhere 10 and 9. I'm working on a
64 bit box now and my old sqlanywhere 9 is 32 bit only, and I can't find
a download location for x64 sqlanywhere 9. Would it be simpler to use
sqlanywhere 10, or 12, on this v 9 db?
All I need to do is to link to the data via odbc. For that I do need to
'mount' the db, ie attach it, to a sqlanywhere instance, right? I can't
just tap the data via odbc?
file. I work more with sql server, and if I had a mdf and a ldf I'd
attach them to get the db to function. I installed sqlanywhere 12 and
was hoping to see some kind of "attach" choice offered by the ide but
couldn't find one. Can someone point me to it?
I gather that I'd need to upgrade the v 9 file to a later version before
I could open it in sqlanywhere 12. Is that more or less a painless
process? If it's hard I have both sqlanywhere 10 and 9. I'm working on a
64 bit box now and my old sqlanywhere 9 is 32 bit only, and I can't find
a download location for x64 sqlanywhere 9. Would it be simpler to use
sqlanywhere 10, or 12, on this v 9 db?
All I need to do is to link to the data via odbc. For that I do need to
'mount' the db, ie attach it, to a sqlanywhere instance, right? I can't
just tap the data via odbc?