In SQLA10 when running dbisql.exe with the |
You should use dbisql.com. It has the -d1 switch you are searching. For Windows, there are two executables:
HTH Just for the record: Usually you can also use the "classic" v17 dbisqlc.exe utility (now deprecated) with its own logging facilities...
(06 Sep '16, 02:57)
Volker Barth
Super! That is what I was after. Did not realise you could use dbisql.com the same way. This now behaves the way that dbisql.exe did in SQLA10. Can't use dbisqlc.exe as it does not take the @data parameter and also don't want to use it as it's depreciated.
(06 Sep '16, 04:58)
robertwigley
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Understood - so the @data parameter and the "newer" options of the INPUT/OUTPUT commands are contra-indications for my "Usually you can also use dbisqlc.exe" statement:) As to the deprecated tag - yes, I'm aware of that (dbisqlc had entered "deprecated state" in v11.0.1 AFAIK and had a "limited functionality" warning with v10 and below) - but the dear SQL Anywhere engineers are well-known to still use that utitily themselves, so I'd not expect a soon discontinuation here...
(06 Sep '16, 06:19)
Volker Barth
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