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All customers and partners are invited to register for the beta program of the next major release of SQL Anywhere, code-named "Nagano". SQL Anywhere Nagano Beta includes new features and enhancements in the following areas:
Click here to register for the SQL Anywhere Nagano Beta program. Important Note: the software will be available soon, but you can still register for the program. |
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Please note that the software is now available for download in the beta program's website. Please register for the program to obtain the hyperlink! Well, currently the DCX site seems still unavailable (Page not found).
(09 Nov '12, 11:59)
Volker Barth
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It's available now - case closed:)
(09 Nov '12, 13:59)
Volker Barth
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Hi folks, I am only conditionaly interested in beta testing program depending on changes made in performance related topics, but unfortunately I didn't find any detailed information about those. Does someone have more info and be so kindly to tell/show more? Briefly description on ASA site is not very helpful
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If you sign up for the beta test, you will get access to the web Help without having to download or run the software itself, and in that web Help there is some discussion of the performance enhancements.
(16 Nov '12, 08:38)
Breck Carter
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"The beta software will be available soon. Please be on the lookout for an email message with instructions on how to download the software and how to access the beta web site." ... oh you tease! 1
Well, really curious folks will already have googled "SQL Anywhere Nagano beta" and may have found more... I'm glad I'm not that curious:)
(11 Oct '12, 06:49)
Volker Barth
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As only U.S. states can be choosen from for the address is the beta this time only for U.S. companies?
Well, apparently the form permits to omit the state/providence field, and I hope e-mails will reach Germany, too:)
I got a response without choosing state/province - so I think it's OK!
Me, too:) - even though I can't spell contents from the form correctly:
I just received an email telling me, that I am participating ;-) So I am looking forward to it
The emails will definitely reach Germany, but I'm afraid they'll take a little longer to get there. Roughly 0.02 seconds. Speed of light, you know.
Are you sure they are not sent from Walldorf, Germany? :)
Good point Volker. Regardless of where they're sent from, they'll likely end up going through Walldorf anyway, so in actual fact you may get the emails 0.02 seconds before people in North America.