I have SA12.0.1.3726 installed in a 64-bit box but running in a Windows XP. The "check for updates" service is presenting a 64.exe file to be downloaded and installed as the only option. I tried to run the exe file but after two dialog screens, a message box displays with the Setup Error message below:
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I was able to download and install EBF 12.0.1.3750 using the process described originally when the question was posted. Instead of a 1201_xxx_win_x.exe file now the file name to be downloaded is 1201_3750_win_ebf.exe. So it seems it has been fixed! |
Be careful most of the time two EBFs with the same number exists:
So read carefully before download. Check Breck's Blog: SQL Anywhere latest EBFs or Sybase page: EBFs Well, in the Downloads/Maintenance screen in the Sybase page, the Platform for the exe displays as "Windows x86/Windows x64" but the only executable is the 1201_3742_win_m_64.exe. I am not sure from where a 32 bit can be downloaded.
(22 Jun '12, 07:15)
Derli Marcochi
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The one you need is: 1201_3742_win_f_64.exe 06/15/2012 253037848 Express Bug Fix, Update of 12.0.1 to build 3742 The EBFs work for both 32 and 64 bit.
(22 Jun '12, 07:23)
Martin
The exe detected from the service is for a 3742.64-bit ONLY.
(22 Jun '12, 09:18)
Derli Marcochi
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Possibly you misinterpreted the name of the EBF exe. The file 1201_3742_win_f_64.exe may be executed also on 32-bit systems. I just successfully installed this EBF on 32-bit Vista.
(22 Jun '12, 10:23)
Reimer Pods
@Reimer, I double checked the file name and it does have a "m". Could it be that the process is now searching for the hardware bitness instead of the SA 12.0.1 parts installed ? This is because I ran another test on a Windows 7 - 64-bit box runnning SA 12.0.1.3726-32bit and here it is also showing the same 1201_3742_win_m_64.exe file.
(22 Jun '12, 11:08)
Derli Marcochi
Should the 1201_3742_win_f_64.exe show for both Windows x86 and Windows x64 workstations?
(22 Jun '12, 18:29)
Derli Marcochi
Yes, the "1201_3742_win_f_64.exe" EBF setup file is for both "Windows x86" and "Windows x64" systems.
(25 Jun '12, 11:53)
Jeff Albion
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It appears that you have downloaded the SQL Anywhere Monitor 12.0.1.3742 EBF - this file applies only to the SQL Anywhere Monitor, which is a separate product. You will want the regular SQL Anywhere 12.0.1.3742 EBF instead. Thanks! I was now able to download the 1201_3742_win_f_64.exe file. Just for clarification: I've always checked for updates from Sybase Central and hadn't had to select an EBF type (32 vs 64). Is this a new procedure we should do from now on whenever aan EBF becomes available?
(25 Jun '12, 14:30)
Derli Marcochi
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Windows EBFs have been combined into single Windows x86/x64 EBFs since version 10.0.0. Only 9.0.2 EBFs have the "x86" and "x64" separation.
(26 Jun '12, 14:54)
Jeff Albion
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