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I'm moving my production environment from Windows to Linux. BUT Example. Say may password is I've tried escape characters: I've tried placing my connection string in a file, with- , and without escape characters. I know the simplest would be to change my password. But that doesn't solve what has now become an obsession to solve! |
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There seems to be 2 layers of parsing you need to escape for. Quadruple up those "'" chars My test with granting a password of
I found I needed to submit the password as
HTH Thank you Nick. Will give it a try.
(23 Jan '15, 06:49)
Liam
I wrote an "argv" app in C a very long time ago that displays the command line arguments that are passed on to "main" using a variety of methods (argc/argv, Windows GetCommandLine and GetCommandLineW, etc.). This handy tool lets you see how command-line arguments are massaged by your shell and the C run-time. Very, very useful in cases like this when you need to understand just what the application is actually seeing.
(23 Jan '15, 11:44)
JBSchueler
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which SQLA version?
Apologies. Should have mentioned that. SQLAnywhere 16 on Ubuntu Linux 14.10