 Re: Where do I get an expire date, software versio
n and expire date...?
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Nischel Kdasan Zhu |
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4/18/2009 1:43:44 AM |
Hi Zouzu, Sorry for the late reply. I didnt get an email tel
ling me i had a reply. Yes its working now... good good However im a little reluctant to put it ontop my l
ionux web server as im real scared of messing it u
p etc
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Re: it will be pretty tame |
Zouzu Gassinger |
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4/18/2009 1:44:39 AM |
As long as you're not doing anything crazy with it, it will be pretty tame. When it's i
dle it takes up virtually no resources and as long as you manage your indexes correctly (e.g. H
AVE indexes ) it shouldn't eat up too much CPU.
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Re: Where do I get an expire date, software versio
n and expire date...? |
Nischel Kdasan Zhu |
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4/18/2009 1:45:52 AM |
thanks for the reply. Do you know of any decent sites where i can gert s
ybase help. Secondly and decent books for the sybase version 1
2+ ?
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Re: the only website and book that I use are the S
ybase |
Zouzu Gassinger |
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4/18/2009 1:46:52 AM |
Well, the only website and book that I use are the Sybase-sponsored manuals at:
http://manuals.sybase.com/onlinebooks/group-as/asg1200e
There are a couple 12.5 books which are currently slated to be released in like 4 or 5 months;
the latest books I've seen in stores cover 11.5 or 11.9.2.
A couple useful links:
http://www.mbay.net/~mpeppler/linux.html - ASE on Linux
http://www.edbarlow.com/ - "The site for Sybsae Tools, Links, and Whatever"
http://www.sypron.nl/ - "Sybase Tools and Documentation by Rob Verschoor";
this has "The Complete Sybase ASE Quick Reference Guide"
for ASE 11.9.2 and 12 -- I own it and it's incredibly useful.
http://www.isug.com/Sybase_FAQ/ASE/ - "The Sybase FAQ"
http://freshmeat.net/projects/phpsybaseadmin/ - PHPSybaseAdmin (a port of PHPMyAdmin for MySQL)
The only two books I ever need to use are the Sybase books and Rob's Quick Reference manual (which I purchased and is incredibly useful.)
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Re: look at comp.databases.sybase |
Nischel Kdasan Zhu |
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4/18/2009 1:48:03 AM |
Also, if you're looking for help on newsgroups look at comp.databases.sybase. Also load a n
ew server into your newsgroup viewer of "forums.sybase.com"
and you can sign up to th
e sybase.public.* newsgroups (ASE is 'sqlserver').
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Re: thanks for the quick replies. |
Zouzu Gassinger |
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4/18/2009 1:49:04 AM |
thanks for the quick replies.
Can you provide some ISBN numbers for the books you have? Also, if you have any SQL only books too...
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Re: I get an e-mail each time |
Nischel Kdasan Zhu |
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4/18/2009 1:50:33 AM |
I get an e-mail each time and since I'm usually on my computer... "The Complete Sybase ASE Quick Reference Guide"
is:
ISBN 90-806117-1-9 You can buy it for 17.99Euro here: http://www.sypr
on.nl/cgi/shop/shop.cgi For Sybase T-SQL your best bet is to use the online T-SQL user's guide at:
http://manuals.sybase.com/onlinebook...eric__BookView I think you can purchase the books as a hard-copy if you want;
although I think they're great online (especially with the ability to search) so I wouldn't buy them. For a hard-copy of advanced T-SQL (albeit MS SQL Server specific) I'd reccomend:
"Inside Microsoft SQL Server 7.0"
(Microsoft Press;
Soukup &
Delaney):
ISBN 0-7356-0517-3
I'm sure Inside MS SQL 2000 would be great as well, although 7.0 T-SQL is closer to Sybase's T-SQL since SQL Server 2000 has a bunch of new things like OLAP and such. Two other general DB books that I like are:
"Database Systems: A Practical Approach to Design, Implementation, and Management"
(Connolly &
Begg):
ISBN: 0-201-34287-1
and
"Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management"
(Rob &
Coronel):
ISBN: 0-7600-1090-0
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Nischel, your a star!!!!
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Re: I love to help people out |
Nischel Kdasan Zhu |
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4/18/2009 1:52:36 AM |
No problem! I love to help people out (esp. if they're using SYBASE!!
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