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Hi.

Is it possible to deny all new connections temporarily in SA12 and/or SA16? This would be great for updating the schema and debugging.

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Bjarne Anker Maritech Systems Norway

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You can do that via the system procedure sa_server_option when setting the options "ConnsDisabled" or "ConnsDisabledForDB" to YES, i.e. with something like

call sa_server_option('ConnsDisabled', 'YES')

or

call sa_server_option('ConnsDisabledForDB', 'YES')

and reset them to 'NO' afterwards.

Confine that very old FAQ here including sample code:

Sample code: How to get full control over a SQL Anywhere server

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See the answer to the question How to limit the remote access to the database server? here on this forum.

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