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Hi Having installed the update to SQL Anywhere 17.0.4.2129, I notice a difference in unloading a database. Up to version 17.0.4.2066, I was able to execute the dbunload statement in the Summary page of the Unload Database Wizard directly by pressing the Finish Button. After the update, I get the attached error. The dbunload statement looks like: dbunload -v -c "UID= testdatabase;PWD=***;Server=skyserver;DBN= Testdatabase;ASTART=No;host=10.0.1.2:2638" -an "/Users/admin/Desktop/Testdatabase.db" -ap 4096 -ea None -kdi 0 -ii -up If I execute the very same statement in the terminal AND put at PWD= the password in clear instead of the ***, it works. As I think we have not changed the server environment (may be except an update of Java), I am wondering if there is a change in SQL Central?
Best regards, Robert
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The generation of the unprocessed.sql file hasn't changed AFAIK. unprocessed.sql will go into the 'current directory'. Perhaps the current directory for your invocation of SQL Central is a location where you do not have write permission? Hi John I write the database as before the update to the admin's Desktop folder. As I am logged in as admin, I have write access to this folder. I am a little helpless what it could be.
(23 Oct '16, 06:31)
robert
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Try changing the current directory of the SQL Central process. To do so, edit the icon that you use to invoke it. Right-click on the icon, choose 'Properties' then put a directory into the "Start in:" field.
(23 Oct '16, 07:57)
John Smirnios
Do you mean the icon of SQL Central?
(25 Oct '16, 11:56)
robert
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Yes. And you must restart SQL Central after editing the icon.
(25 Oct '16, 12:28)
John Smirnios
I am on OS X and with Get Info I don't have a field like Start in:. I also checked Package Contents but can't find something like you mention. Could you give a hint where to find this field in El Capitan, please?
(26 Oct '16, 02:20)
robert
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