Upgrade ASE 12.0/64 bit on AIX 4.3.3 to ASE 12.5.x/64 bit on AIX 5.2
Trying to find what is the supported upgrade path for the above. Going from 12.0/64bit on AIX 4.3.3 to 12.5 (or 12.5.x) 64bit on AIX 5.2. If I put AIX 5.2 , the dataserver binary of 12.0 will not work which is used during the upgrade. If I put 12.5.x on 4.3.3, the dataserver binary will not work beacuse it is new binary for 5.2. Other than backup the databases and load them to the new server, is there a supported how to upgrade? Thanks! ...

Migration from ASE-64 bits 12.5.0.2 to ASE 64 bits 12.5.3 for AIX 5.3
Here there someone to indicate me the road tasks in order to migrate an ASE 12.5.0.2 to ASE 12.5.3 on unix 5.3 ? (64 bits) Thank you kamel wrote: > Here there someone to indicate me the road tasks in order to > migrate an ASE 12.5.0.2 to ASE 12.5.3 on unix 5.3 ? (64 > bits) > > Thank you Apply 12.5.2 IR then 12.5.3 esd 5. -- Jason L. Froebe http://jfroebe.livejournal.com http://www.propsmart.com Team Sybase On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 07:18:22 -0800, kamel wrote: > Here there someone to indicate me the road tasks in order to migrate an > ASE 12.5.0.2 ...

Migrating from ASE 12.0 32-bit to ASE 12.0 64-bit
Has anyone run into any problems migrating from 32-bit to 64-bit? ...

Migrating from ASE 12.0 32-bit to ASE 12.0 64-bit
Has anyone run into any problems migrating from 32-bit to 64-bit? ...

Differences between 12.5 64-bit and 12.0.0.7 32-bit ASE
Is there any documentation about the differences between 12.5 64-bit and 12.0.0.7 32-bit ASE version that will affect DEVELOPMENT group ( not the administation stuff, but mostly on T-SQL, RESERVED words, or some new procedures,...) Thanks RK Sure, for the differences between versions, see the "What's New" document at (for 12.5.1) http://sybooks.sybase.com/onlinebooks/group-as/asg1251e The difference between 32-bit and 64-bit comes down to how much shared memory you can access. 32-bit is generally limited to 2gb-4gb of memory (depending on platform), while 6...

Migration from ASE 12.0 32 bit to ASE 12.x 64 bit
Pundits one and all, We are looking closely at migrating from ASE 12.0.0.4 ESD#2 32 bit on a Solaris platform to 64 bit ASE. Notwithstanding improvements in ASE 12.5 that may benefit us, the main driver is to take maximum advantage of the 16G physical memory on the host. Simplistically we could either ... a) convert to 64 bit ASE 12.0 (as phase 1), then convert to ASE 12.5 64 bit (as phase 2) at a later date, or b) convert to 32 bit ASE 12.5 (as phase 1), then convert at 64 bit after gaining confidence in the version change, c) convert to 64 bit ASE 12.5 in one fell swoop to m...

Can I use ASE 12.5.2 64-bit license on an ASE 12.5.2 32-bit install
I want to install sybase ASE 12.5.2 on my machine (2GB of memory) but my license certificate has a 64 bit license only. Can I use the 64-bit license on my 32 bit ASE 12.5.2 installation? thanks Gemma No you cannot > I want to install sybase ASE 12.5.2 on my machine (2GB of > memory) but my license certificate has a 64 bit license > only. > > Can I use the 64-bit license on my 32 bit ASE 12.5.2 > installation? > > thanks > Gemma ...

Advantages of 64-bit ASE 12.5 over 32-bit ASE 12.5
What are the advantages of 64-bit Server over 32-bit server ? We are thinking of upgrading our servers from 32-bit ASE 12.0.0.7 to ASE 12.5, But we are stuck while taking a decision about 32-bit or 64-bit. Management wants to know why do we have to go 64-bit while the 32-bit works fine. Thanks RK This document is an FAQ on ASE 64-bit and may be of help: http://www/detail/1,6904,1012280,00.html The only real advantage is the ability to assign a larger amount of memory to ASE, thereby allowing for larger data caches and reduced physical io. HTH, Dave <rk> wrote ...

32-bit ASE 12.5.x on 64-bit Solaris9 or 64-bit Solaris10
manuals.sybase.com does not mention anything about Solaris9/10. It only mentions about required patches for Solaris8. Does Sybase support 32-bit ASE 12.5.x on 64-bit Solaris9 or 64-bit Solaris10 ( SPARCs of course )? Any specific OS patches required for Sol9/10 ? ...

dump and load from 64-bit Solaris/32-bit ASE .. to .. AMD64/32-bit ASE
Will a cross-platform load be done by Sybase ASE if the dump was made from 64-bit Solaris9 / 32-bit ASE and the load database is to be done on AMD64 / 32-bit ASE ?? What about from 64-bit Solaris9 / 32-bit ASE .. to AMD64 / 64-bit ASE ?? On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 17:27:19 -0700, Jesus M. Salvo Jr. wrote: > > Will a cross-platform load be done by Sybase ASE if the dump was made from > 64-bit Solaris9 / 32-bit ASE and the load database is to be done on AMD64 > / 32-bit ASE ?? > > What about from 64-bit Solaris9 / 32-bit ASE .. to AMD64 / 64-bit ASE ?? Yes, tha...

ASE 12 (64 bit) on SUNFIRE Midrange Server Family(Solaris 8 64 bit)
Any one running this combination yet? ...

Migration from ASE 12.5.3 (Win 32bit) to ASE 15.0.2 (Unix 64 bit) question
Hi, I would like to migrate an ASE 12.5.3 on a Microsoft 32-bit server to an ASE 15.0.2 on Linux (or Solaris) 64-bit server. What steps must I follow? Is it a good idea to use a Replication Server 15 as intermediate task (consultant advice)? Thanks, Lorenzo My current ASE has a total size of 350Gb , 2400 connections, 2.6 Gb of memory... With ASE 12.5.3 you're suppose to be able to perform cross platform dump-n-loads (XPDL), where 'cross platform' basically means different OS's and/or different endian hardware. This (obviously?) assumes you'll be using ...

Build recipe -- HPUX 11.0, Oracle 8.1.7.2 64-bit, perl-5.8.0, DBD -Oracle-1.12
Hi, I spent some considerable time attempting to get DBD::Oracle working and wanted to share the solution in hopes of helping fellow travelers. Here are the details of the environment: HPUX 11.0 Oracle 8.1.7.2 64-bit perl-5.8.0 DBI-1.30 DBD-Oracle-1.12 Using the following HP ANSI C compiler per swlist: B3901BA B.11.02.04 HP C/ANSI C Developer's Bundle for HP-UX 11.00 (S800) Build procedure: * Build Perl taking the defaults except for: * Add "-lcl -lpthread " at the begging of the list in response to the question "What...

Building 64 bit Python against 32 bit ASE on 64-bit Linux
I've been using various version of SYBASE=/usr/local/packages/sybase* to no avail. They all are giving me errors lated to "libblk". any ideas? /usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/local/packages/sybase_OLD/lib/libblk.a when searching for -lblk If possible could you CC mrogish at tigr dot org since I am using the Sybase.com forums reader and it is difficult to bookmark this thread. Thanks!!! -- Matt Rogish cronus:/local/src/Linux64/python/modules/sybase-0.37 # /usr/local/packages/python64-2.4.2/bin/python setup.py build running build running build_py c...