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The simple answer is YES you can, SQL Anywhere support multiple different data access APIs, so it depends more on the software environment you are using. Anyway if this is not what you are looking for, then just ask more specific, providing more details regarding your problem. |
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I have not used NativeDB myself, but as far as I know, it's been particularly developped for usage with SQL Anywhere, cf. their website. @Volker Barth : I mean instead of using ODBC Driver, could we use the native SQL Anywhere Driver?
(07 Sep '11, 06:21)
dharmawan
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IMHO you should verify that with the people who know more about nativeDB, maybe here: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/nativedb
(07 Sep '11, 12:13)
Reimer Pods
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The SQL Anywhere ODBC, DBLib, OLEDB, ADO.NET and (as of version 12) SQL Anywhere JDBC drives are all native in that they are not implemented as a layer on top of another native interface. |
