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Good evening, I do not have much knowledge NO0 Sybase DBMS and need help to manage and gives readings permissions to another DBMS Oracle. I need you to help me with the following questions:
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The second answer I found in SA 10 Docs, called "Remote Data Access". It is probably what you need: Introduction to remote data access The third one is probably described here (how to connect SA to remote servers: Working with remote servers). I haven't tried the next link with SA, but I guess this is what you need: Oracle ODBC Drivers.
I think you can start with this book. There you can find examples how to create proxy tables. By the way I am curious when Breck writes the new book, because this is for SA 9 only :) This is everything I can tell you. "I am curious when Breck writes the new book": I doubt that he will ever do this, because I remembering him writing about that topic (too much time invested compared with the earnings).
(19 May '16, 06:43)
Reimer Pods
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FWIW, I guess he has even semi-retired (*) from writing articles on his great blog, and see - The Blog is the Book. (*) @Breck: Just my own wild guesses, apparently:)
(19 May '16, 06:56)
Volker Barth
Oh, I didn't know this page. I am more curious (of course this is not a relevant comment to this topic), but isn't it worth writing books for money rather than write blogs for free?
(19 May '16, 07:41)
Vlad
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@Vlad: Just out of curiosity: You haven't known that particular blog article - or Breck's whole blog?
(19 May '16, 08:05)
Volker Barth
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I confess to "lazy" but not "retired" :) Also, SAP's extreme lack of enthusiasm for SQL Anywhere is infectious. Once Foxhound 4 ships there may be a flurry of articles on the blog.
(19 May '16, 08:08)
Breck Carter
"writing books for money" - that was never really true (think fifty cents an hour), but nowadays there is no such thing as a tech book.
(19 May '16, 08:16)
Breck Carter
That's good to know:) Besides that, your blog is still way more active than the SQL Anywhere blogs within SCN - which seems to second your second statement... - I'm wild guessing, again.
(19 May '16, 08:43)
Volker Barth
The article. I know the blog, because Google always suggested me Breck's blog when I wanted to know about the HTTP server.
(19 May '16, 15:01)
Vlad
No-o-o. This cannot be... or at least I cannot believe. I expected that it might be close to this: http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Writer/Salary
(19 May '16, 15:03)
Vlad
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