You can upgrade the database file using the Developers Edition of SQL Anywhere 16. REM If you're a command-line kinda guy, here is my template Windows REM batch file run_dbunload_upgrade_v5_to_v16.bat. It does the REM unload-reload-all-in-one-dbunload-step, then starts dbeng16 REM and dbisql so you can make sure the new database is up and running. REM Be sure to stop *all* database engines on the computer you're using, REM before starting the upgrade. REM dbunload... REM -an ... where to put new database REM -ap ... new database page size REM -c ... old database startup connection string REM -o ... where to put unload console display text file REM -v verbose mode for console display PAUSE MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY ENGINES RUNNING. "%SQLANY16%\bin64\dbunload.exe"^ -an ddd16.db^ -ap 4096^ -c "DBF=sademo.db;UID=dba;PWD=sql"^ -o dbunload_log_sademo.txt^ -v PAUSE dbunload/reload done... "%SQLANY16%\bin64\dbspawn.exe"^ -f "%SQLANY16%\bin64\dbeng16.exe"^ -o dbeng16_log_ddd16.txt^ ddd16.db PAUSE dbeng16 started... "%SQLANY16%\bin64\dbisql.exe"^ -c "ENG=ddd16;DBN=ddd16;UID=dba;PWD=sql" PAUSE dbisql running... |