This is a discussion on connecting to ASE on Solaris within the Sybase forums, part of the Database Server Software category; --> hi i haev installed the developer's version of sybase ASE on redhat linux 9. By just installing the packages ...
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| hi i haev installed the developer's version of sybase ASE on redhat linux 9. By just installing the packages common and open client, can i expect to connect to a ASE installed on a Solaris machine through isql on the linux machine?? thanks |
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| Yes. "mike" <s99999999s2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:dfd17ef4.0309010343.70233cf8@posting.google.c om... > hi > > i haev installed the developer's version of sybase ASE on redhat linux > 9. By just installing the packages common and open client, can i > expect to connect to a > ASE installed on a Solaris machine through isql on the linux machine?? > > thanks |
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| Quick answer is yes. One thing to be aware of is to make sure that isql points to the Sybase version (/opt/sybase-12.5/OCS/bin/isql if you installed in the default location). You may have unixODB installed which has its own isql which does not work with the same syntax as Sybase's. That and a proper interfaces file on the Linux box, you're good to go. In article <dfd17ef4.0309010343.70233cf8@posting.google.com >, s99999999s2003@yahoo.com says... > hi > > i haev installed the developer's version of sybase ASE on redhat linux > 9. By just installing the packages common and open client, can i > expect to connect to a > ASE installed on a Solaris machine through isql on the linux machine?? > > thanks > |