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Please post your full command-line (excluding passwords) so we get the full picture.
. /opt/sqlanywhere10/bin32/mlsrv10 -c "DSN=SQLANY" -zs Rmlsvr -fr -zu+ -f -zp -x tcpip(port=2440) -ud -w 10 -wu 5 -cm 250M -cn 30
(09 Dec '12, 21:45)
vhm
Try using {} instead of () as in: -x tcpip{port=2440}
(09 Dec '12, 22:18)
RussC_FromSAP
i am getting command not found if I try with {}
(09 Dec '12, 22:22)
vhm
Ah, I'm looking at how our test gear works and I see I missed a subtle point. You have to put double quotes, as follows: -x "tcpip{port=2440}".
(10 Dec '12, 00:03)
RussC_FromSAP
still the same and getting following message -bash:ELF: command not found
(10 Dec '12, 01:46)
vhm
OK. I googled the "ELF" error, and there is another subtle point. Your command line has ". " in front of the mlsrv10 path. This means that you are attempting to invoke an executable as a shell script. Remove the leading ". ".
(10 Dec '12, 11:05)
RussC_FromSAP
it works !! thanks Russ
(11 Dec '12, 00:49)
vhm
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