sybase-ase

Dapper can pass query parameters as anonymous objects, and supports any ADO.NET data provider. However, when running the following query against the Sybase 15 ADO.NET drivers: using (var connection = new AseConnection("...")) { connection.Open(); var results = connection.Query<Foo>( "dbo.sp_columns", new { table_name = "dbo.sysusers"}, commandType: CommandType.StoredProcedure); } ... the following error is thrown: Sybase.Data.AseClient.AseException: Procedure sp_columns expects parameter @table_name, which was not supplied. at Sybase.Data.AseClient.AseCommand.ᜁ(Int32 A_0) at Sybase.Data

How can I backup my sybase tables and restore using command line? please help me with the command using bcp I have tried using sybase central GUI Thanks. Michael Gardner Since you didn't specify whether you are running on Windows or Unix I'll try to cover both. Unix bcp is located in $SYBASE/$SYBASE_OCS/bin/ Windows bcp is located in %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_OCS%\bin Export bcp DB_NAME..TABLE_NAME out TABLE_NAME.bcp -Sservername -Uusername -Ppassword -[c or n] Choose either -c or -n depending if you want the file to be human readable or not. I recommend using -n unless you have a compelling need to

I noted that Sybase SQL Anywhere supports them, but can't find any documentation on ASE also doing so. If it doesn't, what would be my best option for designing a recursive query? In SQL Server 2008 I'd do it with a CTE, but if that's not available? A function perhaps? Sybase ASE 12.5 (and also 15.0) doesn't support CTE. You can use a inner query to solve your problem. A simple CTE like this: WITH Sales_CTE (Folders_Id) AS -- Define the CTE query. ( SELECT Folders_Id FROM Folders ) SELECT Folders_Id FROM Sales_CTE is the same as this: SELECT aux.Folders_Id FROM (SELECT Folders_Id FROM Folders)

Can anyone out there provide an example of bulk inserts via JConnect (with ENABLE_BULK_LOAD ) to Sybase ASE? I've scoured the internet and found nothing. I got in touch with one of the engineers at Sybase and they provided me a code sample. So, I get to answer my own question. Basically here is a rundown, as the code sample is pretty large... This assumes a lot of pre initialized variables, but otherwise it would be a few hundred lines. Anyone interested should get the idea. This can yield up to 22K insertions a second in a perfect world (as per Sybase anyway). SybDriver sybDriver = (SybDriver

Am working on sybase ASE 15. Looking for something like this Select * into #tmp exec my_stp; my_stp returns 10 data rows with two columns in each row. In ASE 15 I believe you can use functions, but they're not going to help with multirow datasets. If your stored proc is returning data with a "select col1,col2 from somewhere" then there's no way of grabbing that data, it just flows back to the client. What you can do is insert the data directly into the temp table. This can be a little tricky as if you create the temp table within the sproc it is deleted once the sproc finishes running and you

OK, so Sybase (12.5.4) will let me do the following to DROP a table if it already exists: IF EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM sysobjects WHERE name = 'a_table' AND type = 'U' ) DROP TABLE a_table GO But if I try to do the same with table creation, I always get warned that the table already exists, because it went ahead and tried to create my table and ignored the conditional statement. Just try running the following statement twice, you'll see what I mean: IF NOT EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM sysobjects WHERE name = 'a_table' AND type = 'U' ) CREATE TABLE a_table ( col1 int not null, col2 int null ) GO Running