#Sybase sdk 15.7 download install#
By the way, did the issue with the Extension Pack install get fixed? During the install Since 7.4 just came out, I feel confident that a new version won't fix this. The troubles we had to get 7.3 installed, could mean another month to get 7.4 installed. Issues with firewalls that I need to review? What troubleshooting advice related to the agent is there? Are there any The login account I'm using is SysAdmin and can 'see' the agent service. The other support documentation describes how Server Side data migration uses the SQL Server Agent service. Thanks for the link the PDF, I've reviewed that as well, but there isn't much specific about Server Side data migration in it. It works just fine in Client Side Data migration, of course the goal is to get Server Side data migration to work and that is what is failing. Hi, yes the Sybase table I'm testing with is simple it has 2 columns a int and a varchar(50) with 41 records. : Data migration operation has finished. : Data Migration Processor is going to wait 500
Connection string: Server= Port=12900 uid= : Connection to Sybase established successfully. Connection string: Server= Encrypt=TRUE TrustServerCertificate=TRUE Application Name=SSMA for Sybase Pooling=False : Trying to connect to Sybase ASE with 'Server= Port=12900 uid= ' connection string. : ToolBar: press button - text:Migrate Data, name:MigrateData : Connection to SQL Server established successfully.
What is special about the 'extension pack database master key'? Is there something special with this and making server to server data migration work? What else should I try? Has anybody got server to server working? I've tried OLEDB and ADO.NET provider in the connection, I've tried flipping the 32-bit Server-side Data Migration Engine. The connection to SQL and Sybase were successful.
Created a brand new SSMAįound a article that talks about turning logging on with Info, here is the log from C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant\Sybase\log. I tried changing SQL Server to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS (case sensitive to match Sybase). I've searched the forums, found a article about case sensitive database (which SQL Server is insensitive and Sybase is case sensitive). I picked 2 tables for a test with less than a 1000 rows, click Migrate Data, it runs through the steps and eventually shows failure with N/A message.
#Sybase sdk 15.7 download 64 Bit#
I've set 'Use 32-bit Server-side Data MigrationĮngine' = No and confirmed the 64 bit Sybase SDK is installed. Under Tools | Project Settings | General | Migration, I have set Migration Engine = Server Side Data Migration Engine. # 1.After 2 months (internal process) we finally got the Extension Pack and Sybase SDK installed.
Install the following script in a convenient location, e.g. There is no need to create run / stop scripts for the XP server as it is automatically invoked the first time xp_cmdshell is invoked. You will probably need to run the following so that external commands run as the dataserver owner, e.g. Sp_addserver "DEVSYBXXX_XP", NULL, "DEVSYBXXX_XP" #Add a new entry to the file something like this: For example, assume that you have a dataserver named DEVSYBXXX If you need to add an XP server then create an additional entry in your interfaces file with a different port number and the entry name should be indentical to the dataserver's entry will "_XP" appended. The downside is that the Extended Procedure (XP) server must be configured but that is trivially easy and can be added 'on the fly'. In order to be as platform independent as possible, the venerable 'sar -u' command can be leveraged on UNIX/Linux platforms to get these data. A somewhat better metric is to look at the CPU's %idle statistic generated by the OS itself. The %busy values based on the monEngine table for Sybase 15.7 & up especially when running in threaded mode are pretty much useless and tend to be all but constant.
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