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EXCELLENT! SAP has now folded SQLA into their product line. ianywhere.com now takes me to SAP. A "search" of the SAP website for the term "SQL Anywhere current release" offers me 915 results. A "search" of the SAP website for the term "SQL Anywhere supported releases" offers me 1,470 results. Perhaps the answer I am looking for is buried somewhere in that list, but since the first MANY pages are unrelated videos and 'success stories", I gave up trying to find what I wanted to know. Congratulations SAP on burying SQL Anywhere. Bill |
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Hmmm, thank you for your feedback. I don't know why your search is not coming up with the answer (I tried a number of other searches and didn't get the right answer either). I'll make sure that someone takes a look at this issue and tries to improve it. In the meantime, you can find the SQL Anywhere Platform Support Matrix - which includes the information that you are looking for: the current release - at http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1002288. I'm not sure if this page has been moved/copied over to the SAP website yet... but I would expect it to get there "soon" (if it isn't there yet). Thanks Mark!
(13 Feb '13, 19:42)
Bill Aumen
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The SAP Community Network aka SCN is where I found this link:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-35654
(14 Feb '13, 04:16)
Reimer Pods
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All technical information about SQL Anywhere is found in the SAP Community Network: We've began to migrate content there, so you'll find documents such as the supported platforms matrix (the link that Reimer mentioned), whitepapers, etc. 1
Hm, unfortunately, the "Goto: Discussion (Forum)" link there does not take one to this great forum here... What am I to think about that?
(14 Feb '13, 09:47)
Volker Barth
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The best starting point for SQL Anywhere information on the SAP web site is http://scn.sap.com/community/sybase-sql-anywhere. |
Interesting enough, that the following "Database Solutions" page files SQL Anyhwere under "Mobile Data Management" only - e.g. the "Embedded Database Management" lists Advantage Server...
Sigh.
Just an FYI Volker - we are working on getting SQL Anywhere added to the embedded database management list. Thats all I can say without going on a full-fledged rant :)