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Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0 - migration

Does anyone know of a tool/technique to upsize a Paradox (5 & 7) database to
ASA 6.0 ?  We have problems with the indexes not always being copied
correctly or at all.  We are using an ODBC connection to the ASA database.

We have Paradox 7 Client/Server suite - the Data Pump applet doesn't copy
the indices either.  Can we upgrade the Data Pump to a newer version to fix
this ?

I am fairly new to ASA/SQL databases so I might well be missing something
obvious.

Any comments/suggestions appreciated.

Thanks

Sean Kearon

 

Re:Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0 - migration


Hmm, I've been re-adding the indexes (primary) myself in Sybase Central
after a similar exercise only today.

I think I had the same problem doing Interbase->ASA6

In article <QKwC2.19648$_3.1566@stones>, Sean K
<s...@ksoft.force9.co.uk> writes

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>Does anyone know of a tool/technique to upsize a Paradox (5 & 7) database to
>ASA 6.0 ?  We have problems with the indexes not always being copied
>correctly or at all.  We are using an ODBC connection to the ASA database.

>We have Paradox 7 Client/Server suite - the Data Pump applet doesn't copy
>the indices either.  Can we upgrade the Data Pump to a newer version to fix
>this ?

>I am fairly new to ASA/SQL databases so I might well be missing something
>obvious.

>Any comments/suggestions appreciated.

>Thanks

>Sean Kearon

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Charles Bainbridge

Re:Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0 - migration


Thanks Charles - at least I'm not alone on this !!!
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Charles Bainbridge wrote in message ...
>Hmm, I've been re-adding the indexes (primary) myself in Sybase Central
>after a similar exercise only today.

>I think I had the same problem doing Interbase->ASA6

Re:Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0 - migration


Well, ordered D4 c/s and the Data Pump works fine....copies the indexes too.
The only trouble I noticed is indexes in Paradox over three columns with one
column descending and the others acscending translate to an ASA index with
all columns descending.
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Sean K wrote in message ...
>Thanks Charles - at least I'm not alone on this !!!

>Charles Bainbridge wrote in message ...
>>Hmm, I've been re-adding the indexes (primary) myself in Sybase Central
>>after a similar exercise only today.

>>I think I had the same problem doing Interbase->ASA6

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