Hi
Where do I get the tutorial for sybase sql server, I am completely new to this server, I don't even know how to execute the queries like
do we need to have a semi-colon at the end of every query ........
help me please
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You can see an old "Intro to Sybase" tutorial that I wrote at:
http://www.benslade.com/te
There are new features in Sybase are not in this tutorial, but the core information here is still pretty good for getting started.
Ben Slade
Chevy Chase, MD
Business Accounts
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by: Joe_WoodhousePosted on 2005-06-01 at 11:40:28ID: 14124644
Most versions of Sybase ASE ship with a Getting Started Guide in hardcopy. Oddly I don't seem to be able to find soft copy of that on the Sybase site.
It's hard to know where to point you if you're starting from zero like this.
It's actually up to the client tool you use to connect to ASE as to how to terminate commands. If you're using the built-in command-line "isql" tool, you terminate each batch of SQL with "go" on a line of its own with no leading whitespace:
select * from [...]
go
There's a writeup of isql in the Utility Guide manual, which you can find at:
http://download.sybase.com