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DV7204-T2/S2

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第二篇:2. Product summary 3 2.1 Installation kit 4

Release BulletinAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1for IBM AIX

Document ID: DC72410-01-1251-02

Last revised: October 15, 2003Topic

1. Accessing current release bulletin information

2. Product summary

2.1 Installation kit

2.2 Server components

2.3 PC-client components

2.4 Operating system updates

3. Special installation instructions

3.1 Known installation issues

4. Special upgrade instructions

4.1 Change in versioning of SDK components

4.2 Adaptive Server 12.5.1 backward compatibility

5. Product and platform interoperability

6. New functionality in this version

6.1 sysconfig is not Section 508 compliant

6.2 PowerTransfer

7. SDK compatibility issues

7.1 Moving Open Client/Server applications to version 12.5.1

8. Known problems

8.1 Highlighted known LDAP-related problems

8.2 alter table and triggers with if update() clauses

8.3 Truncation error using select with power() function and

numeric argumentPage334455xxxxxxxxxxxx01012121313

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2Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1TopicPage 8.4 Highlighted known ASE Replicator problems13 8.5 Highlighted known XML problems18 8.6 Default values not always set correctly in the Job Scheduler 20templete creation wizard 8.7 SQL derived tables cannot have unnamed columns20 8.8 Reconfiguring from utf8 with external sort order21 8.9 License information for AIX 5.122 8.10 Versions strings for Open Client/Server are not correct22 8.11 Backup Server sybmultbuf mismatch error23 8.12 Queries containing a select statement with a group by 23statement 8.13 Job Scheduler Agent cannot terminate a job on request23 8.14 Job timeout in Job Scheduler not currently available24 8.15 XML identifiers that cannot be used as element names24 8.16 sybmigrate error messages25 8.17 XA might hang when used with Open Client/Server25 8.18 Enhanced Full-Text Search installation25 8.19 Errors in queries with derived tables26 8.20 SQL Advantage queries hanging26 8.21 Views must have defined column names26 8.22 Migrating between single-byte and multibyte charactersets26 8.23 Migration of stored procedures26 8.24 cis connect timeout and enable SNMP do not work26 8.25 XP Server returns incorrect results27 8.26 Illegal statements27 8.27 Network license daemon support28 8.28 bcp and abstract data types28 8.29 Referencing Java data in a nonrecovered database28 8.30 Configuring connectivity for clients accessing wide data28 8.31 Upgrading check constraints29 8.32 Handling multibyte character sets during migration29 8.33 Adaptive Server plug-in default character set and language29 8.34 Dynamic and host variables not allowed in DDL statements309. Product compatibilities30 9.1 Replication Server compatibility3110. Documentation updates and clarifications32 10.1 Utility Guide32 Release Bulletin for IBM AIX

Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.11. Accessing current release bulletin information

Topic

10.2 Transact-SQL User’s Guide

10.3 Reference Manual: Building Blocks

10.4 Reference Manual: Commands

10.5 System Administration Guide

10.6 Performance and Tuning Guide

11. Technical support

12. Other sources of information

12.1 Sybase certifications on the Web

12.2 Sybase EBFs and software maintenancePage35353xxxxxxxxxxxx

1. Accessing current release bulletin information

A more recent version of this release bulletin may be available on the Web. To check for critical product or document information added after the release of

the product CD, use the Sybase Technical Library Product Manuals Web site.

?Accessing release bulletins at the Technical Library Product Manuals Web site

1

2

3

4

5GotoProduct Manuals at /support/manuals/.Follow the links to the appropriate Sybase product.Select the Release Bulletins link.Select the Sybase product version from the Release Bulletins list.From the list of individual documents, select the link to the release bulletin

for your platform. You can either download the PDF version or browse the

document online.

2. Product summary

Enclosed is Sybase? Adaptive Server? Enterprise version 12.5.1. Server and

client components are distributed on separate CDs.

For details on system requirements, including disk space and RAM, see the

installation guide for your platform.

For more information specific to jConnect? for JDBC?, jisql, and Ribo, see

the jConnect documentation.Release Bulletin for IBM AIX3

2. Product summaryAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

This release bulletin provides the latest information about Adaptive Server and

its known problems, as well as documentation updates and clarifications.

2.1 Installation kit

The installation kit includes:

?

?

?

?The server CD – for contents list, see “Server components” on page 4. The PC-client CD – contains software client components to be installed on Windows NT,Windows 2000, XP Pro, and Windows 2003 computers.Release Bulletin for Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1 for IBM AIX (this document).Installation Guide for Adaptive Server Enterprise 12.5.1 on IBM AIX.

2.2 Server components

The Server CD includes the following components:

?

?

?

?

?Adaptive Server 12.5.1Adaptive Server Enterprise Monitor? Server 12.5.1Monitor Client Library 12.5.1Historical Server 12.5.1Software Developer’s Kit (SDK) 12.5.1 ASE Edition which includes the

following:

?

?

?

?

?

?

?Open Client? 12.5.1 ASE Edition Embedded SQL?/C 12.5.1 ASE Edition Embedded SQL/Cobol 12.5.1 ASE EditionSQLRemote?7.0.2Language Modules 12.5.1jConnect for JDBC 5.5Java utilities:

?

?jisql 2.0Ribo 2.0

?Sybase Central? 4.x

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Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.12. Product summary

2.3 PC-client components

The PC-client CD includes the following components, which can be installed

on Windows:

?Software Development Kit (SDK) 12.5.1 ASE Edition, which includes the

following:

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?Open Client 12.5.1 ASE EditionEmbedded SQL/C 12.5.1 ASE EditionEmbedded SQL/Cobol 12.5.1 ASE Edition Open Client Runtime 12.5.1ODBC 4.2OLE DB 2.7jConnect 5.5 and related documentation Java utilities:

?

?jisql2.0Ribo2.0

?

?

?

?

?

?

?InfoMaker? 9.0Language Modules 12.5.1XA Interface Library for ASE Distributed Data Manager 12.5.1Physical Architect? 8.0SQLRemote7.0.2Monitor Client Library 12.5.1PowerDesigner 9.5.2

Note Java Central is installed with PowerDynamo, not Adaptive Server. The only plug-in that comes with Adaptive Server is the Adaptive Server Enterprise

plug-in for Sybase Central Java Edition 12.5.1.

2.4 Operating system updates

The Maintenance Level 2 is required.

Release Bulletin for IBM AIX5

2. Product summary6 Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1Additional operating system and firmware patches may be required when running on the IBM Regatta family of servers. See the Sybase Web site at /detail/1,6904,1023360,00.html for detailed information.To ensure that isql works properly in the new AIX 5.1 environment, set the environment variable IRS_NONISPLUS to 1. For more information, see your IBM documentation.AIX 4.3.3 on 32-bit platforms requiring Level 7 requires the following operating system patches to run Adaptive Server 12.5.x components:Patch nameLevelIMNSearch.bld.DBCS1.2.3.0IMNSearch.bld.SBCS1.2.3.0IMNSearch.rte.DBCS1.2.3.1IMNSearch.rte.SBCS1.2.3.1IMNSearch.rte.httpdlite2.0.0.1Java.adt.includes1.1.8.4Java.adt.src1.1.8.8Java.rte.bin1.1.8.8Java.rte.classes1.1.8.8Java.rte.lib1.1.8.8Java.samples.demos1.1.8.1Java.samples.examples1.1.8.2X11.Dt.helpinfo4.3.3.10X11.Dt.rte4.3.3.25bos.64bit4.3.3.25bos.rte4.3.3.25perfagent.tools2.2.33.25cluster.base.server.rte4.2.2.13For best performance, use JRE version 1.1.6 or higher.If your operating system requires patches, install them before you install Adaptive Server components.To determine which patches have been installed on your system, see “Viewing installed patches,” next. For a complete list of patches, contact your operating system representative. Do not use a patch that is earlier than the version suggested for your operating system. Use the patch recommended by the operating system vendor, even if it supersedes the patch listed. Release Bulletin for IBM AIX

Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.13. Special installation instructions

If you plan to use Sybase Failover in a high availability system, install all

vendor-recommended operating system and high availability patches. For

more information, contact your operating system and high availability vendors.

Viewing installed patchesTo determine which patches have been installed on your system, enter:

/usr/bin/lslpp -l

To determine which OS has been installed on your machine, enter:

/usr/bin/oslevel -g

See “man instfix” for more information.

3. Special installation instructions

This section provides information for installing Adaptive Server version 12.5

and later that is not included or should be corrected in the installation guide.

3.1 Known installation issues

This section describes known problems or issues that you may encounter

during the installation process.

3.1.1 Job Scheduler templates scripts must be downloaded from Sybase CodeXchange Web site

To install the Job Scheduler templates, you must download three installation

scripts from the Sybase CodeXchange Web site at

http://www./. These files are used to install template

stored procedures to target ASEs and to install template XML into the Job

Scheduler database.

?Downloading Job Scheduler templates installation files

1From the CodeXchange home page at

http://www./, go to: Projects | ASE. Scroll to the

bottom of the page to the table listing Subprojects. Select Job Scheduler.

Go to Project Tools | News.

View the news item dated October 1, 2003, called JS Template Files

Missing from 12.5.1 Release CDs.

Follow the instructions on the View news item page to download the files.234

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4. Special upgrade instructionsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

3.1.2 InstallShield and incaccessible NFS mounted devices

[CR #334942] If you have an inaccessible NFS mounted device, InstallShield

may hang while displaying:

Performace install checks. Please wait ...

If this happens, the console from which InstallShield was executed displays a

message similar to:

NFS3 server <some server> not responding still trying

Workaround: kill InstallShield. Unmount the inaccessible NFS device. Retry

the installation.

4. Special upgrade instructions

This section provides information for upgrading to Adaptive Server version

12.5.1 that is not included or should be corrected in the installation guide.

4.1 Change in versioning of SDK components

Starting with version 12.0, the full SDK (Software Developer Kit) product has

been shipped as one of the components of Adaptive Server. In addition, it is

shipped as its own point product.

With 12.5.1, the SDK point product will be shipped approximately two months

after the Adaptive Server 12.5.1 release. To differentiate between the two SDK

releases (one as a point product and the other as an Adaptive Server

component), the SDK component files have the words “ASE Edition”

embedded in their version strings. For example, ’bcp -v’ currently displays:

Sybase CTBCP Utility/12.5.1 ASE Edition/P-EBF-...

Once the SDK point product is released, you may need to install this product

over your current installation to use new fixes to the SDK products (isql, bcp,

CT-Library, ESQL/C & ESQL/COBOL, and so on). After the “ASE Edition”

of SDK has been overlaid with the point product release, the version number

will revert to the previously existing standard. For example ’bcp -v’ will display:

Sybase CTBCP Utility/12.5.1/P-

EBF11382/DRV.12.5.1/SPARC/Solaris 2.8/BUILD1251-...

As Adaptive Server ESDs typically do not contain files from the SDK

component, this regular versioning scheme will now resume. The SDK

component is a fully functioning product and has the same features and

functionality as the point product.

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Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.15. Product and platform interoperability

4.2 Adaptive Server 12.5.1 backward compatibility

Before using Adaptive Server 12.5.1 features, make sure you read the Technote “Adaptive Server 12.5.1 Backward Compatibility”at the Sybase Web site at /support/techdocs.

You can to earlier 12.5.x versions of Adaptive Server, but to do so you must take the precautions described in the technical note before using any of the new 12.5.1 features.

5. Product and platform interoperability

This section shows the interoperability of Adaptive Server, Replication Server, and Open Client/Server (OCS) products across versions. For specific platform or operating system level information, see the respective product certification reports at /.

Table 1: Interoperability between Replication Server, Open ClientServer, and Adaptive ServerOpen

Adaptive Client/ Server Server 12.012.5.1N/AXXXXXN/AN/AXX

XXXXXXXX

Open Client/ Server 12.0N/AXXXXN/AN/AXX

Adaptive Server 12.5.1Apple Mac OS XHP Tru64 UNIX 5.xHP HP-UX 11.xIBM RS 6000 AIX 4.3.xIBM RS 6000 5.1Red Hat Enterprise 2.1Silicon Graphics IRIXSun Solaris

Microsoft Windows

Legend

Replication Replication Replication Server 12.6Server 12.5Server 12.1XN/AN/AXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXX

XXXXN/AN/AXX

?X = compatibility

?N/A = incompatibility, or the product is not available for that version/platform combination

Open Client/Server 12.5.1 is currently scheduled for release in

December 2003 and Replication Server 12.6 is currently scheduled for release in November 2003 (dates may be subject to change.)

Note 1

Release Bulletin for IBM AIX9

6. New functionality in this versionAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

Note 212.5.1 is a shelf-replacement for the 12.5 versions of Adaptive Server

and Open Client/Server. Therefore, the 12.5 version of either product is

compatible with 12.5.1, although Sybase strongly recommends that customers

upgrade to 12.5.1 as soon as possible.

Even though two or more products may be interoperable, features

introduced in a newer version of a product are not likely to be supported with

older versions of the same or other products.

For the latest interoperability report on these products, see the MySybase Web Note 3

site at /detail?id=1026087

6. New functionality in this version

This section describes changed functionality in Adaptive Server version 12.5.1

that is not included in the What’s New in Adaptive Server 12.5.1.

6.1 sysconfig is not Section 508 compliant

syconfig is not Section 508 compliant.

If you are unable to use sysconfig, see the System Administration Guide for

alternative methods of configuring Adaptive Server.

6.2 PowerTransfer

PowerTransfer is an extension to PowerDesigner that allows the transfer of

data into Adaptive Server. The source database can be any ODBC data source

supported by PowerDesigner. PowerTransfer uses the Sybase bulk copy

mechanism (bcp) for high-performance inserts into Adaptive Server.

7. SDK compatibility issues

7.1 Moving Open Client/Server applications to version 12.5.1

The Adaptive Server Edition Software Developer Kit (SDK) is shipped as part

of Adaptive Server version 12.5.1. The 12.5.1 SDK point product is scheduled

for release before the end of 2003. It contains new features and bug fixes not

included in the Adaptive Server Edition of SDK. In addition, the Adaptive

Server Edition does not contain fixes to known bugs since SDK 12.5 ESD #10.

10 Release Bulletin for IBM AIX

Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.17. SDK compatibility issues

Below is a list of features and major bug fixes that will be included in the SDK

12.5.1 point product, but not in the Adaptive Server Edition of SDK.

The following table lists features not available for the 12.5.1 SDK.

CR number

321477

322200

325311

331054

325728DescriptionCTISQL: Makes the display of date/time from isql shorter to avoid wasting space.KERBEROS: Adds Kerberos to 64-bit Sun Solaris.KERBEROS: Adds Kerberos security driver with MIT GSS library.KERBEROS: Adds the ability to load Cybersafe or MIT libraries upon requestKERBEROS: Adds support on Linux

The following CRs are known problems that occur in the Adaptive Server

Edition of SDK:

CR number

315862

320690

322466

323380

323377

323378DescriptionCTLIB: Reads from unallocated memory causes crash in ct_get_data().CTLIB: Connection may hang when notification is turned on. CTLIB: Reentrant libraries return CS_TIMED_OUT instead of CS_QUIET for a zero timeout.CTLIB: ct_poll(CS_NO_LIMIT) may timeout. CTLIB: Full asyncronous I/O broken in non-reentrant libraries. CTLIB: FULL asynchronous I/O causes “Socket I/O

possible” in the threaded libraries.

If your application is likely to experience any of the CRs listed above, or

requires one of the new features listed in the first table, Sybase advises you to

wait for the release of the 12.5.1 SDK point product. In the meantime, you may

continue to run your 12.5 Open Client/Server applications from your existing

Adaptive Server version 12.5 install location against the newer Adaptive

Server 12.5.1 installation.

If the CRs listed above are not likely to adversely impact your applications, you

may upgrade your Open Client applications to version 12.5.1. However,

Sybase strongly recommends that you install the 12.5.1 SDK point product

release as soon as it is available.Release Bulletin for IBM AIX11

8. Known problemsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

7.1.1 Notes for installing version 12.5.1 SDK

Sybase will release Open Server 12.5.1 before the end of 2003, at the same time

as the SDK 12.5.1 point product.

If you continue to use your current 12.5 SDK installation, be sure to install

Adaptive Server 12.5.1 in a separate directory.

Make sure that your SYBASE and load library path variables (for example,

LD_LIBRARY_PATH on Solaris, LIBPATH on IBM AIX or HP Tru64 UNIX,

and so on) point to the older SDK installation directory.

8. Known problems

This section describes known problems and workarounds for Adaptive Server.

8.1 Highlighted known LDAP-related problems

This section discusses Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) issues

with Adaptive Server.

8.1.1 Blank spaces in an ldap server entry

[CR #333307] If you have a blank space after your ldap server entry, dscp

defaults to using the interfaces driver and does not connect to an ldap server.

Workaround: When you want to use dscp to make an entry into an ldap server,

enable ldap by editing the $SYBASE/OCS-12_5/config/libtcl.cfg file to add the

ldap server you will be using.

8.1.2 langinstall and charset utilities do not support LDAP

[CR #233080] The langinstall and charset utilities are built with DB-Library?,

and therefore do not support the use of LDAP.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

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Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.18. Known problems

8.2 alter table and triggers with if update() clauses

[CR #199655] If a trigger contains an if update() clause, data modifications that

should fire the trigger that are performed after executing alter table add, alter

table drop, alter table lock, or alter table modify may cause errors in column

references. Triggers on the altered table that use an if update() clause in the body

of the trigger to reference a column may not fire, or may fire incorrectly.

Workaround: After the alter table operation has completed, drop and re-create

all triggers on the altered table. Doing so causes the if update() clause in the

triggers to correctly reference the new columns by their new column offsets, so

the trigger code executes correctly.

8.3 Truncation error using select with power() function and numeric argument

[CR #236723] If you use the select command with the function power(), and

use a numeric argument, the result is a truncation error.

Workaround: Convert the numeric argument to a float.

8.4 Highlighted known ASE Replicator problems

This section describes known problems and workarounds for ASE Replicator.

8.4.1 Subscription status incorrect after abnormal shutdown

[CR #270782] The subscription status returned by sp_helprep and sp_helpsub

is incorrect under certain conditions.

This problem occurs after the ASE Replicator process is shut down

abnormally, such as by a power failure on the host machine or a process kill

command, while a subscription is resumed (up), and the remote server

associated with that subscription is still down when ASE Replicator is

restarted. When ASE Replicator is restarted, the subscription status is actually

0 (down), but sp_helprep and sp_helpsub return the subscription status as 1

(up).

Workaround: This is an error only in the status information returned. After the

remote server has successfully restarted, resume the subscription normally by

using sp_resumesub.

Release Bulletin for IBM AIX13

8. Known problemsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

8.4.2 No errors with invalid database connection name

[CR #s 270729, 271653, and 271676] The following ASE Replicator

procedures do not return an error message when you invoke them with an

invalid or null database connection name:

?

?

?

?

?sp_helprepsp_resumeprimaryconnsp_resumereplicateconnsp_suspendprimaryconnsp_suspendreplicateconn

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.4.3 Incorrect error message with invalid database connection name

[CR #269484] The following ASE Replicator procedures return an incorrect

error message when you invoke them with an invalid or null database

connection name, or an invalid or null connection configuration parameter

name:

?

?sp_configprimaryconnsp_configreplicateconn

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.4.4 Incorrect error message with invalid subscription name

[CR #271677] When you invoke sp_helprep with the status keyword and an

invalid subscription name (sub=sub_name), it returns an incorrect error

message.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.4.5 Statistics not returned by some commands

[CR #270080] The following ASE Replicator procedures do not return a

statistics result set:

?

?

?sp_helprep statssp_helprep stats, pri_connssp_helprep stats, subs

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Adaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.18. Known problems

?

?

?sp_helprep stats, sub=subnamesp_helpreplicateconn statssp_helpsub stats

Workaround: To get statistics for a primary connection, use the following

command:

sp_helpprimaryconn stats

To get statistics for a replicate connection, use the following command:

sp_helprep stats, rep_conns

8.4.6 UNIX permission problems with RUN script creation

[CR #279616] When aserep.sh creates the RUN script, it sets permissions on

the RUN script file to allow execution. If aserep.sh encounters a problem

setting permissions on the RUN script file, the following error message is

returned:

Component message: Problem setting permissions;

exitValue = 1

Workaround: To solve this problem:

1

2Log in to the operating system with a user ID that has authority to set execute permissions in the ASE Replicator instance subdirectory.Execute the aserep.sh script to initialize the ASE Replicator instance.

See Chapter 2, “Setting Up and Starting ASE Replicator,” in the ASE

Replicator User’s Guide for more information on executing the aserep.sh script

to initialize the ASE Replicator instance.

8.4.7 Publishing multiple tables with the same name not supported

[CR #279148] Adaptive Server allows non-unique table names in a database,

so a specific table must be identified by a qualified object name. ASE

Replicator does not fully support qualified object names when identifying

primary tables to be published.

If you use owner-qualification in sp_addprimaryart, the correct table (identified

by its qualified object name) is published, but you cannot publish additional

tables that have the same name in that database.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

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8.4.8 Some nested quotes not allowed

[CR #269224] When parameters passed to ASE Replicator command

procedures contain nested quotes, outer quote characters must be double quotes

and inner (nested) quote characters must be single quotes. For example:

sp_addreplicateart $subname, $pubobj, $subobj,

@where_clause = "where col1 = ’3’ "

Workaround: Always use double quote characters outside single quote

characters when you use strings with nested quotes in ASE Replicator

command procedure parameters.

8.4.9 Java object replication not supported

[CR #s 270775 and 286817] ASE Replicator does not support replicating Java

objects.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.4.10 Some commands fail on case-insensitive servers

[CR #270776] ASE Replicator command procedures that deal with articles

may fail on case-insensitive servers.

Workaround: Use the exact case of the database object name returned by

catalog stored procedures on the case-insensitive server.

8.4.11 Some messages returned incorrectly on UTF-8 servers

[CR #271646] When the Adaptive Server default character set is UTF-8, the

ASE Replicator procedures sp_addreplicateart and sp_addreplicateconn return

some of their error messages incorrectly. This problem does not affect the function of these procedures.

Note Although the error messages are returned incorrectly, the errors are

logged correctly in the ASE Replicator log files.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

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8.4.12 Roman-8 character set issues

[CR #291478] The ASE Replicator process uses jConnect for JDBC for all of

its communication with Adaptive Server. Therefore, the Adaptive Server

default character set must map to a character set supported by jConnect. If the

Adaptive Server default character set does not map to a character set supported

by jConnect (such as Roman-8, for example), ASE Replicator cannot connect

to the Adaptive Server.

When this problem occurs, the following error message appears in the

system.log file:

Message: JZ0IB: The server’s default charset of roman8

does not map to an encoding that is available in the

client Java environment.

Workaround: Use an Adaptive Server default character set that maps to a

character set supported by jConnect (such as UTF-8, for example).

8.4.13 Java out-of-memory problems

[CR #273087] In some circumstances, ASE Replicator may shut down with a

Java OutOfMemory error. This problem can occur when:

?The value of the queue_size parameter is set too high for either a database

connection or the ASE Replicator general configuration parameter. Sybase

recommends that you use the default values.

A problem occurs on one or more connections where data gets backed up

in the queue. Depending on the size of the data, the queue_size value for

the affected connection, and the amount of memory allocated to the Java

virtual machine (VM), a Java OutOfMemory exception can occur.?

Workaround: If you encounter a Java OutOfMemory error, you can do either or

both of the following:

?

?Reduce the queue_size for each database connection and for the ASE Replicator general configuration.Increase the amount of memory allocated to the Java VM by editing the

-Xmx parameter in the aserep start-up script. The default is 64MB.

You can estimate the amount of memory to allocate to the Java VM for a

particular queue_size value by evaluating the average size of a row of data in

any table at each database connection, and factoring that value with the amount

of memory available on the machine.

?For each primary database connection:

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?

?

?

?Determine the average size (in bytes) of a row of table data replicated.Multiply that value by the queue_size value for the connection, and add an overhead factor of 25 percent of the data size.Multiply that number by the number of subscriptions that subscribe to data in a publication on the primary connection.Find the average (or maximum) for all primary connections and multiply

that number by the ASE Replicator queue_size setting. Add an overhead

factor of 25 percent.

The sum of these numbers, plus approximately 32MB, should give you an estimate of the amount of memory required by the Java VM.?

Note This amount of memory is required only in a worst-case scenario, in

which the queues are filled with data.

8.5 Highlighted known XML problems

8.5.1 Use of XPath queries contain wild cards that fetch an attribute

[CR #331064] The xmlextract and xmltest built-in functions return incorrect

results for an XPath query that specifies an attribute reference to the right of a

wild card and an element reference.

For example, the following should return “99,” but instead returns an empty

result:

select xmlextract("/a/*/c/@at", "<a><b> <c at=’99’/></b></a>")

Workaround: Specify a descendant-path query:

select xmlextract("/a/*//c/@at", "<a><b> <c at=’99’/></b></a>")

8.5.2 Cross platform bcp of parsed XML images

[CR #332012] One cannot use bcp or replicate parsed XML image data

between a big-endian platform and a little-endian platform, for example

between a Solaris platform (big-endian) and a Linux or Windows platform

(little-endian).

The term “parsed XML image data” refers to data of datatype image that is

generated by the xmlparse built-in function.

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Workaround: When you transfer XML data between platforms, transfer the

character form of the XML documents rather than the parsed XML form. If you

have not stored the character form of the XML documents, you can regenerate

it from the parsed form. For example, if column xmlindexed of the

xmldocuments table is an image column containing parsed XML image data, the

following two commands append a new text column to the table and populate

it with a character form of the documents contained in the xmlindexed column:

alter table xmldocuments add xmltext text

update xmldocuments set xmltext = xmlextract(’/’, xmlindexed)

Then you can use bcp or replicate the xmltext column from one platform to the

other.

8.5.3 XML samples: jcs.jar and sqlx.jar interplay issues

[CR #332553] The files jcs.jar and sqlx.jar cannot be installed in the same

database.

Adaptive Server 12.0 and Adaptive Server 12.5 provided sample Java classes

for XML processing. They were described in Chapters 8 and 9 of Java in

Adaptive Server, and their source code and JAR files were provided in the

directory $SYBASE $SYBASE_ASE/sample. The JAR file for these sample Java

classes was named jcs.jar.

Adaptive Server version 12.5.1 also includes a set of Java-based SQLX

mapping classes that perform mappings between SQL and XML. The source

code and JAR file for those SQLX mapping classes are in the

$SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/sample directory of Adaptive Server version 12.5.1.

The JAR file for these classes is named sqlx.jar.

One of the classes provided in jcs.jar file is jXml, a class that provides a set of

Java wrapper methods on DOM processing for a stored XML document. These

sample Java classes for XML processing are not included in Adaptive Server

12.5.1, since they have been superseded by the facilities of the XQL processor

of Adaptive Server 12.5 and the native XML processor of Adaptive Server

12.5.1.

Workaround: For applications that continue to use the jXml class, jcs.jar is

available in the following location:

$SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/sample/JavaSqlXml/SQLX-examples/jcs.jar

Applications that use the jXML class or other facilities of the sample Java

classes for XML must include that file in their CLASSPATH for client

applications, and install it in the database for server applications.

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8. Known problemsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

jcs.jar for the jXml class and sqlx.jar cannot be installed in the same database,

because the files contain several utility classes with the same names.

Applications that use those utility classes continue to run without change when

the jcs.jar is replaced with the sqlx.jar. Therefore, you must install jcs.jar in a

different database than sqlx.jar.

8.5.4 New reserved words

[CR #333291] The following words have beenadded to the reserved word list

for Adaptive Server 12.5.1:

?

?

? xmlextractxmlparsexmltest

Workaround: Use quoted identifiers:

setquoted identifiers on

create table "exmextract" ("xmlparse" int)

8.6 Default values not always set correctly in the Job Scheduler templete creation wizard

[CR #334601] When you select a template that provides a dropdown list with

possible values, the first value on the list is selected as the default. Double

check the value selected to make sure it is the value you want. In some cases,

the value selected is not the correct default.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue

8.7 SQL derived tables cannot have unnamed columns

[CR #333873} SQL derivced tables cannot have unnamed columns.

For example:

select * from (select sum(advance) from titles) d1

causesan error message.

Workaround: Rewrite the query using derived column list or the “AS” clause.

For example:

select * from (select sum(advance) from titles) d1(a1)

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or:

select * from (select sum(advance) as a1 from titles) d1

8.8 Reconfiguring from utf8 with external sort order

[CR #333614] Before Adaptive Server version 12.5.1, the utf8 character set

could be used only with the binary sort order. However, Adaptive Server

release 12.5.1 supports non-binary sort orders with the utf8 character set.

If you use utf8 and then configure an external sort order (see Table 2), you

cannot reconfigure Adaptive Server with another character set without first

reverting to the binary sort order with utf8. After reverting to binary sort order

(which has an ID of 50), you can then safely change to any other character set.

If you change the character set without first going to the binary sort order with

utf8, recovery of the master database hangs and Adaptive Server displays error

message 1569:

Unable to get a conversion handler for the built-in sort

function.

If this occurs, you must download and start Adaptive Server version 12.5.1

ESD #1 or later to successfully bring up a server (see the Sybase Web site at

for information about downloading Adaptive Server

ESDs). Check with Sybase support for the availability of Adaptive Server

version 12.5.1 ESD #1.

Alternatively, you can re-create the master device and load from database

dumps.

Table 2 lists the external sort orders for utf8 and their IDs.

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Table 2: External sort orders

Sort order

big5bin

cp932bin

cyrdict

eucjisbn

euckscbn

gb2312bn

gbpinyinbn

rusdict

sjisbinSort order ID194192140192161137163165179

$SYBASE/collate/unicode also lists the sort orders and their IDs

8.9 License information for AIX 5.1

[CR #333931] The version of license control software that was shipped with

the port to AIX5.1 may be writing license information to

$HOME/.flexlmrc/license.dat instead of $SYBASE/SYSAM-

1_0/licenses/license.dat. This can result in Adaptive Server not finding the

proper licenses for licensed options on AIX5.1.

Workaround: Copy or link these two files together so the correct license

information is visible in both places.

8.10 Versions strings for Open Client/Server are not correct

Problem: Open Client version strings are incorrect. The current string reads:

Sybase CTISQL Utility/12.5.1 ASE Edition/P-EBF11358; SSConfig \

VIRELTYPE/DRV.12.5.1/SPARC/Solaris 2.8/BUILD1251004/64bit/OPT/Mon Aug \11 10:11:22 2003

Sybase CTBCP Utility/12.5.1 ASE Edition/P-EBF11358; SSConfig \

VIRELTYPE/DRV.12.5.1/SPARC/Solaris 2.8/BUILD1251-004/64bit/OPT/Mon Aug \11 10:11:22 2003

The version string should read:

Sybase CTISQL Utility/12.5.1 ASE Edition/P-EBF11358 \/DRV.12.5.1/SPARC/Solaris 2.8/BUILD1251-004/64bit/OPT/Mon Aug \11 10:11:22 2003

Sybase CTBCP Utility/12.5.1 ASE Edition/P-EBF11358 \/DRV.12.5.1/SPARC/Solaris 2.8/BUILD1251-004/64bit/OPT/Mon Aug \22 Release Bulletin for IBM AIX

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Workaround: The strings contain a value name rather than the value itself. This

has no effect on Open Client/Server functionality and you can disregard the

different version strings.

8.11 Backup Server sybmultbuf mismatch error

[CR #333539] In some circumstances, the sybmultbuf entry in the

$SYBASE_ASE/install/RUN_backupserver script does not point to the

upgraded release area after an upgrade from pre-12.5 Adaptive Server to

Adaptive Server 12.5.1. This results in a backupserver sybmultbuf mismatch.

The error message you see when using backupserver may be similar to:

Dec 25 13:50:59 2003: A00: SYBMULTBUF ERROR: Unsupported

revision number between backupserver and sybmultbuf.

Got revision number=19, but expected revision

number=18.

Workaround: Manually edit the $SYBASE_ASE/install/RUN_backupserver

script so the -M option for sybmultbuf is pointing to the newly upgraded area, as

well as the Backup Server.

8.12 Queries containing a select statement with a group by statement

[CR #333077] Queries containing a select with a group by with a case

expression using a local variable, may return wrong results.

Workaround: Remove the use of the local variable in group by.

8.13 Job Scheduler Agent cannot terminate a job on request

[CR #326255] The Job Scheduler Agent cannot terminate a job on request.

Workaround:

1Retrieve the spid and target server name from the stored procedures used

in the job you want to terminate. The GUI displays this information.

List all running jobs by scheduled job name:

sp_sjobhelp @name=’sjname=<sjob name>’,

@option=’all_users,running’

go

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8. Known problemsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

The following values are returned:

?

?

?

?runid – the xid.server – the target server name.job start – when the job started.user_run – the name of the user running the job.

List all running jobs by job name:

sp_sjobhelp @name=’jname=<job name>’,

@option=’all_users,running’

go

The following values are returned:

?

?

?

?

2

3

4runid – the xidserver – the target server namejob start – when the job starteduser_run – the name of the user running the jobLog on to the target server.Use sp_who to check that the job you want to terminate has the spid associated with the user_run you expect. Terminate the job. Enter:

kill spid

8.14 Job timeout in Job Scheduler not currently available

[CR #332317] Job timeout functionality is not included in Adaptive Server

12.5.1. There is no workaround other than to use a stopwatch to determine the

timeout, and use the workaround included with “Job Scheduler Agent cannot

terminate a job on request” on page 23.

8.15 XML identifiers that cannot be used as element names

[CR #332511] You cannot use the following identifiers as element names or

attribute names in XPath queries:

?

?andnot

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?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?oruniontoeqneltleitge

Workaround: Revise the XML documents you want to query to avoid using

these identifiers as element or attribute names.

8.16 sybmigrate error messages

[CR #332051] When evoking sybmigrate, warning messages display in the log.

Workaround: These messages are harmless and can be ignored.

8.17 XA might hang when used with Open Client/Server

[CR #331225] Applications using the XA protocol might hang when linked

with the Open Client Server SDK that is provided as part of this release.

Workaround: Use the Open Client Server 12.5.1 SDK point product available

after Adaptive Server 12.5.1 GA.

8.18 Enhanced Full-Text Search installation

[CR #331127] When installing Enhanced Full-Text Search with InstallShield,

the text server entry is not added into sysservers.

Workaround: Manually add the entry:

sp_addserver <textservername>, sds

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8.19 Errors in queries with derived tables

[CR #329454] Incorrect results may be returned for a query having more than

one derived table with group by aggregates in the derived table expression.

Workaround: Do not run these types of queries.

8.20 SQL Advantage queries hanging

[CR #327303] Killing a server process associated with a SQL Advantage

program does not notify the SQL Advantage client of the process termination.

Subsequent queries issued by SQL Advantage hang.

Workaround: Do not kill server processes associated with a SQL Advantage

program.

8.21 Views must have defined column names

[CR #314976] ANSI requirements specify that a view must have defined

column names.

Workaround: You can suppress this requirement by using trace flag 1702.

8.22 Migrating between single-byte and multibyte charactersets

[CR #295842] sybmigrate does not support migration of data from single-byte

(iso_1, roman8) to multibyte (utf8), even with -Jutf8.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.23 Migration of stored procedures

[CR #328131] sybmigrate does not migrate stored procedures that have a space

character in their name, or belong to a procedure group.

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.24 cis connect timeout and enable SNMP do not work

[CR #323177] Configuration parameters cis connect timeout and enable SNMP

are not currently implemented.

Workaround: Do not use these configuration parameters.

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8.25 XP Server returns incorrect results

[CR #280073] On all systems, using an extended stored procedure (ESP) with

parameters may result in wrong data being send to XP Server. Because of this,

XP Server may return incorrect results.

This happens when there is no parameter declaration list in the ESP, but one or

more parameters are supplied at execution time. Before CR #280073, all

parameters supplied at execution time were sent to the XP Server, causing

incorrect results. CR #280073 fixes this problem by silently ignoring all

parameters supplied at execution time when the parameter declaration list is

empty.

This fix does not cause any behavior change when the parameter declaration

list in the ESP matches the parameters supplied at execution time.

If you are using ESPs without a parameter declaration list, and you supply

parameters at execution time, drop and re-create the ESP in Adaptive Server.

Make sure the parameter declaration list in the ESP matches the parameter list

supplied at execution time

You can use trace flag 523 to revert to pre-CR280073 behavior. This is a server-

wide trace flag to be set when you restart Adaptive Server.

8.26 Illegal statements

[CR #290686] Using this statement:

create database proxybdb1 with default location

server.database.owner.

alter database proxydb1 for proxy_update

Or this one:

create database proxydb1 with default_location

server.database.owner. for proxy_update

causes a stack trace.

Workaround: Do not use either of these statements.

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8.27 Network license daemon support

Problem: Adaptive Server version 12.5.1 has upgraded the SySAM daemons

and libraries (FlexLM) to version 8. The SySAM daemons (lmgrd and

SYBASE) are backward compatible, however the libraries are not. As a result,

Adaptive Server 12.5.1 cannot check out licenses from earlier versions of the

SySAM license daemons.

Workaround: Sites using the Network License Model should make sure that the

central SySAM license daemons are upgraded first.

8.28 bcp and abstract data types

[CR #268302] Adaptive Server allows you to use bcp in to copy data containing

Java objects, but it performs no load-time checking to ensure that the objects

are consistent with the classes that are installed in the server. Any checking is

delayed until the objects are actually accessed by an application. To be sure that

all objects are compatible with their corresponding classes, Sybase

recommends that you run a select query to access these objects on the server

immediately after they have been copied. If there are any incompatibilities,

they are reported via a Java serialization error (10707).

Workaround: There is no workaround for this issue.

8.29 Referencing Java data in a nonrecovered database

[CR #274071] Referencing Java data in a database that is not recovered or

operational causes a “process (0xf000f) infected with 11” condition,

which terminates the database connection.

Workaround: Verify that the database is recovered and available for use by

issuing:

use database database_name

8.30 Configuring connectivity for clients accessing wide data

[CR #271822] If you are using wide data (that is, data other than text and image

that is greater than 255 bytes), and you are using the bulk library APIs, make

sure you configure the connectivity capability for wide data. Failure to do so

may result in memory corruption.

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8.31 Upgrading check constraints

[CR #272941] When you upgrade to Adaptive Server 12.5.0.1 or later, check

constraints created with the following criteria. They may not have been

upgraded correctly.

?

?

?

?The check constraint was created as a named check constraint.Quoted identifiers were set to on while the constraint was created.Quote identifiers were used around the entire constraint name.The constraint name was also a key word, or not a legal identifier.

You see parser syntax errors after you have upgraded to Adaptive Server

12.5.0.1 and later, and when you first add data to the constrained column, or

when you run dbcc upgrade_object.

To determine whether this problem occurs on your upgraded databases, run this

command to check for syntax errors on your constraints and rules:

dbcc upgrade_object (dbname, rule)

Workaround: There are two workarounds to this problem:

?Issue alter table drop constraint_name to drop a constraint that was not

upgraded successfully. Then issue alter table add constraint_name, and re-

create the constraint.

As System Administrator, manually update syscomments.text to add

quoted identifiers to the constraints that were not successfully upgraded.?

8.32 Handling multibyte character sets during migration

[CR #271839] If you configure multibyte character sets after migrating data

from system catalogs sysattributes and sysxtypes, the text columns in these

catalogs are inconsistent with the multibyte character sets.

Workaround: Manually run dbcc fix_text on sysattributes and sysxtypes, to make

the text columns consistent with the multibyte character sets.

8.33 Adaptive Server plug-in default character set and language

[CR #270906] The Adaptive Server plug-in default character set is iso_1, and

the default language is us_english. If you are running an Adaptive Server that

is using a different language or character set, you may encounter compatability

problems.

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9. Product compatibilitiesAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1

Workaround: Set the character set and language values in the Adaptive Server

plug-in Connect dialog, so that they correspond to the configuration of the

Adaptive Server.

8.34 Dynamic and host variables not allowed in DDL statements

[CR #234217] Dynamic and host variables in create view statements were

allowed in earlier versions, but worked incorrectly when:

?

?create view statements were replicated, orViews containing dynamic and host variables were upgraded from text in

the syscomments table.

Dynamic and host variables are no longer allowed in create view statements.

Workaround: To allow dynamic and host variables with this incorrect behavior

in create view statements, start Adaptive Server with trace flag 108:

dataserver -dd_master -T108

9. Product compatibilities

This section lists the Sybase components that are compatible with Adaptive

Server Enterprise version 12.5 and later. For information about operating

system requirements, see individual component documentation.

The following components have been tested for compatibility with Adaptive

Server 12.5 and later:

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?Sybase Character Sets 3.0Sybase Central viewer 4.xECDA option for ODBC 12.5ECDA option for Informix 12.5MainframeConnect DirectConnect for OS/390 12.5ECDA option for Oracle 12.5ECDA option for Microsoft SQL Server 12.5ECDA option for DB2 Universal Database 12.5ECDA option for AS/400 12.5OpenSwitch 12.0

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?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?

?jConnect for JDBC 4.5jConnect for JDBC 5.5Open Server? 12.5SDK 12.5Open ServerConnect? (CICS, IMS/MVS) 4.0Open ClientConnect? (CICS, IMS/MVS) 4.0ODBC Driver for Adaptive Server 12.5OLE DB Provider for Adaptive Server 12.5InfoMaker 7.0.3Replication Server? 11.5.1, 12.0Security Guardian? 11.1.1SQLRemote6.0.2Physical Architect 8.0 XA-Library for CICS/ENCINA 11.1.1XA-Server for Tuxedo 11.1.1

Note Backup Server 12.5 is compatible with Backup Server 11.9.2.1 and 12.0.

Either server can be local or remote. Backup Server 12.5 is compatible with

versions of Backup Server earlier than 11.9.2.1 only if the Backup Server 12.5

is the remote server.

9.1 Replication Server compatibility

Replication Server version 12.1 compatibilityReplication Server version 12.1:?

?

?Does not replicate extended data such as wide rows or wide columns, without truncating it.Does not replicate Unicode data.Does not use SSL when connecting to Adaptive Server, although

Replication Server can still replicate data from and to an Adaptive Server

that uses SSL.

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?Does not use an LDAP server to retrieve server information, but instead

relies on traditional interfaces files for this information. Replication Server

can, however, still replicate data from and to an Adaptive Server that uses

an LDAP server for this purpose.

DirectConnect and OpenSwitch compatibilityDirect Connect and OpenSwitch do not currently support the following Adaptive Server version 12.5 and later features:

?

?

?

?Extended limits, such as wide rows and wide columnsUnicodeSSLLDAP

10. Documentation updates and clarifications

This section describes changes and additions to the Adaptive Server version

12.5.1 documentation set.

10.1 Utility Guide

10.1.1 dataserver clarification

In the dataserver reference page in the Utility Guide, Example 2 is incorrect. It

currently reads:

Example 2 rewrites a corrupt model database:

dataserver -d my_master_device -w model

The correct example is:

Example 2 rewrites a corrupt model database:

dataserver -d d_master -w model -s server_name

10.1.2 ddlgen update

The existing description of the -S parameter in ddlgen is:

?-Shost_name : port_number

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specifies the host name or IP address of Adaptive Server, as well as its port

number. Separate host_name and port_number with a colon, without spaces before or after it.

Note You must use the -S option because ddlgen does not connect to a

default server.

The updated description is as follows:

?-Sserver – specifies the name of the Adaptive Server. ddlgen looks this

name up in the interfaces file or LDAP configuration file. If you specify:

?-S [host_name:port_number] – ddlgen uses the host_name and

port_number provided, and neither interfaces nor LDAP

configuration files are read or parsed.

?-S[server] -I – ddlgen parses the interfaces file specified at the user

location for the server name (see the -I parameter description for more

information).

?-S[server] – without specifying an interfaces file, ddlgen:

1

2Tries to read the LDAP configuration file from the standard location.If the LDAP file does not exist, or exists but does not contain an

Adaptive Server entry, then the interfaces file is parsed at its

standard location for the server name.

If the LDAP file exists, then ddlgen uses it to search the server

name. The interfaces file is not parsed, and the LDAP

configuration file is parsed.3

Separate host_name and port_number with a colon, without spaces before or after it.

Note You must use the -S option because ddlgen does not connect to a

default server.

?-I – specifies the interfaces file name, and corresponds to

$SYBASE/interfaces for UNIX, and %SYBASE%\ini\sql.ini for Windows.

Use this optional parameter with -S.

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10. Documentation updates and clarificationsAdaptive Server Enterprise Version 12.5.1 10.1.3 Omission from sybmigrate

The following information was omitted from the “symigrate” Chapter, in the

Utility Guide.

sybmigrate requires allow resource limits to be set to 0.

Note If metadata already exists on the target Adaptive Server, you cannot

migrate server data.SYBASE_JRE – defines the location of the Java runtime environment. This is

generally set to $SYBASE/shared-1_0/jre-1_3 in the Adaptive Server release

area. This environment variable overrides JAVA_HOME.

SYBASE_JRE defaults to $SYBASE/shared-1_0/jre-1_3.

10.1.4 Utilities moved

The following three utilities have moved from $SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/bin to

$SYBASE/$SYBASE_OCS/bin:

?

?

?certauthcertpk12certreq

10.1.5 bcp clarification

In the section “bcp modes” in Chapter 3, “Using bcp to Transfer Data to and

from Adaptive Server” in the Utility Guide, the definitions of bcp in were

reversed and incorrectly stated as:

bcp in works in one of two modes:

?

?Fastbcp – logs each row insert that it makes, used for tables that have one or more indexes or triggers.Slow bcp – logs only page allocations, copying data into tables without

indexes or triggers at the fastest speed possible.

The correct definitions are as follows:

bcp in works in one of two modes:

?Slow bcp – logs each row insert that it makes, used for tables that have one

or more indexes or triggers.

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?Fast bcp – logs only page allocations, copying data into tables without

indexes or triggers at the fastest speed possible.

10.2 Transact-SQL User’s Guide

In “Sorting Query results” in Chapter 3, the word “aggregates” has been

dropped from this sentence:

“Adaptive Server does not allow subqueries, variables and constant

expressions in the order by list.” Asuccessful example in the following section,

order by and group by, uses the aggregate function avg(price) in an order by

clause:

order by avg(price)

10.3 Reference Manual: Building Blocks

10.3.1 @@verison_as_integer update

In Chapter 3, “Global Variables” in Reference Manual: Building Blocks, the

definition for @@version_as_integer states:

“Returns the version of the current release of Adaptive Server as an integer.”

This information should read:

“Returns the number of the last upgrade version of the current release of

Adaptive Server as an integer. For example, @@version_as_integer returns

12500 if you are running Adaptive Server version 12.5, 12.5.0.3, or 12.5.1.”

10.3.2 set_appcontext update

In the reference page for set_appcontext in Chapter 2, “Transact-SQL

Functions” in Reference Manual: Building Blocks, the parameter for

attribute_value is incorrectly stated as being a char(2048). The correct datatype

is char(30), and should appear as follows:

attribute_value – is a row that specifies and application attribute value. It is

saved as the datatype char(30).

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10.4.1 dbcc check parameter

The following description of the dbcc check command should be included in

Reference Manual: Commands.

Syntaxdbcc upgrade_object( {dbid | dbname},

{ compiled_object_name |

"view" | "procedure" | "default" |

"rule" | "default" | "trigger" },

[ "force" | "check" ] )

check – checks syntax for the specified compiled_object in syscomments in the

specified database. Does not raise errors on occurrences of select.Keywords and options

Comments?check is used to detect syscomments text corruption which was caused by

Adaptive Server defects that occured before the upgrade. This

syscomments text corruption is serious because it causes upgrade to fail.

?If any error is reported by dbcc upgrade_object with check option, you

must drop and re-create the compiled_object.

10.4.2 create index clarification

The create index reference page in Chapter 1, “Commands” of Reference

Manual: Commands incorrectly states that the max_rows_per_page and

fillfactor parameters are exclusive.

“max_rows_per_page – max_rows_per_page and fillfactor are mutually

exclusive. Unlike fillfactor, the max_rows_per_page value is maintained until it

is changed with sp_chgattribute.”

It should read:

max_rows_per_page – limits the number of rows on data pages and the leaf

level pages of indexes. Unlike fillfactor, the max_rows_per_page value is

maintained until it is changed with sp_chgattribute.

10.4.3 bcp reference page clafification

In the bcp reference page in Chapter 8, “Utility Commands Reference” of the

Reference Manual: Commands, the description of the -b batchsize parameter

has been clarified. It used to read:

“-b batchsize is the number of rows per batch of data copied (default is to copy

all the rows in one batch).”

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The text now reads:

“-b batchsize is the number of rows per batch of data copied. By default, bcp in

copies n rows in one batch, where n is equal to the batch size.”

10.4.4 set command option explicit_transaction_require not supported

The set command option explicit_transaction_require is not currently supported,

and should not appear in the Adaptive Server Reference Guide version 12.5.1.

10.4.5 New set parameters proc_output_params and set proc_return_status

The following new parameters should be included in the set command

reference section of Reference Manual: Commands.

Parameters

?proc_output_params – controls sending of output parameters that a stored

procedure generates back to the client. set proc_output_params off

suppresses sending the output parameters back to the client. The default

for this parameter is on.

?proc_return_status – controls sending of a return status TDS token back to

the client. set proc_return_status off suppresses sending the return status

token to the client, and isql client does not display the (return status

= 0) message. The default for this parameter is on.

Warning! If the client application that executes a procedure relies on the success or failure of the procedure based on the return status, then do not

use the set proc_return_status off option.

Example 1

Suppresses the output of both parameters and the return status TDS token:

1> set proc_output_params OFF

2> go

1> set proc_return_status OFF

2> go

1> declare @x int

2> select @x = 2

3> exec sp_pout @x output

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4> print "Value of @x returned from sproc is: %1!", @x

5> go

(1 row affected)

Value of @x returned from sproc is: 3

(1 row affected)

In addition, you can also suppress the lines reporting the number of rows

affected to generate output with no extra messages using the set nocount on

option before running this batch.

Example 2

Suppresses the output of parameter information:

1> create procedure sp_pout (@x int output) as select @x = @x + 1

2> go

1> set proc_output_params off

2> go

1> declare @x int

2> select @x = 1

3> exec sp_pout @x output

4> print "Value of @x returned from sproc is: %1!", @x

5> go

(1 row affected)

(return status = 0)

Value of @x returned from sproc is: 2

If you do not perform set proc_output_params off, the output after (return

status = 0) includes the following:

Return parameters:

-----------

2

10.5 System Administration Guide

[CR #322843] In the System Administration Guide, Chapter 12, “Auditing,”

Table 12-6, Values in event and extrainfo columns, is incomplete.

Table 12-6 should include these lines for the create index entry under:

“Other Information: Index name”

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[CR #331120] In the System Administration Guide, Chapter 26, “Checking

Database Consistency,” some size information is incorrect in the “Creating the

dbccdb database” procedure. The procedure should read:

* In step 1, output:

Recommended size for dbccdb is 23MB (data = 21MB, log

= 2MB)

* In step 3, user input:

...

size = "4096"

...

size="1024"

* In step 7 user input:

use dbccdb|

go|

sp_dbcc_createws dbccdb, scanseg, scan_pubs2, scan,

"64K"|

sp_dbccvreatews dbccdb, textseg, text_pubs2, text,

"64K"|

10.6 Performance and Tuning Guide

10.6.1 OAM - scans on DOL tables

OAM - pages are used when performing a table scan on a DOL-table. These

OAM-pages refer to allocation-units, which must then be scanned to find the

extents on the pages for the table being scanned. When the scan is started, a list

of pages is generated the information in the allocation-page. Any newly

allocated pages produced by another process in this allocation-unit are not seen

by the scanning process as they were not allocated when the scan began. This

is due to the way DOL-tables are implemented. If you want to include the

newly allocated pages,

?

?

?use isolation level 3 type of scans (select with holdlock) or, add an index to the DOL-table which can be used to prevent a table-scan or,convert the DOL-table to an APL-table.

10.6.2 Multiple temp databases

The information on multiple temdbs was inadvertently included in the

Performance and Tuning Guide. This information should be in the System

Administration Guide and will be moved there on the next update.

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In prior versions only a user with the “sa” role could be bound to a tempdb.

As of this version of Adaptive Server, any user can also be bound to an

application at the time of login. For example:

If there is a binding for login “user1” and for application isql, when "user1" logs

in with application isql the “user1” binding determines the tempdb assigned to

the session, not the isql binding.

11. Technical support

Each Sybase installation that has purchased a support contract has one or more

designated people who are authorized to contact Sybase Technical Support. If

you have any questions about this installation or if you need assistance during

the installation process, ask the designated person to contact Sybase Technical

Support or the Sybase subsidiary in your area.

12. Other sources of information

Use the Sybase Getting Started CD, the Sybase Technical Library CD and the

Technical Library Product Manuals Web site to learn more about your product:

?The Getting Started CD contains release bulletins and installation guides

in PDF format, and may also contain other documents or updated

information not included on the Technical Library CD. It is included with

your software. To read or print documents on the Getting Started CD you

need Adobe Acrobat Reader (downloadable at no charge from the Adobe

Web site, using a link provided on the CD).

The Technical Library CD contains product manuals and is included with

your software. The DynaText reader (included on the Technical Library

CD) allows you to access technical information about your product in an

easy-to-use format.

Refer to the Technical Library Installation Guide in your documentation

package for instructions on installing and starting the Technical Library.

?The Technical Library Product Manuals Web site is an HTML version of

the Technical Library CD that you can access using a standard Web

browser. In addition to product manuals, you will find links to

EBFs/Updates, Technical Documents, Case Management, Solved Cases,

newsgroups, and the Sybase Developer Network.?

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To access the Technical Library Product Manuals Web site, go to Product

Manuals at /support/manuals/.

12.1 Sybase certifications on the Web

Technical documentation at the Sybase Web site is updated frequently.

?Finding the latest information on product certifications

1

2

3

4

5

?Point your Web browser to Technical Documents at /support/techdocs/.Select Products from the navigation bar on the left.Select a product name from the product list and click Go.Select the Certification Report filter, specify a time frame, and click Go.Click a Certification Report title to display the report.Creating a personalized view of the Sybase Web site (including support pages)

Set up a MySybase profile. MySybase is a free service that allows you to create

a personalized view of Sybase Web pages.

1

2Point your Web browser to Technical Documents at /support/techdocs/.Click MySybase and create a MySybase profile.

12.2 Sybase EBFs and software maintenance

?Finding the latest information on EBFs and software maintenance

1

2Point your Web browser to the Sybase Support Page at /support.Select EBFs/Maintenance. Enter user name and password information, if

prompted (for existing Web accounts) or create a new account (a free

service).

Select a product.

Specify a time frame and click Go.

Click the Info icon to display the EBF/Maintenance report, or click the

product description to download the software.345

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