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Category: TeamSybase
This is the first time since 1998 that there was a big push for new TeamSybase members. I’m not certain if we are going to be see a loosening of the TeamSybase requirements. I’m looking forward to having new members but at the same time I’m a little hesitant as the group is the best of the best. Maybe I’m just getting old.
Back at the dawn of the new millennia, Mark A. Parsons created and presented Replicating Logins, Passwords, Users, and Groups at the Sybase TechWave Australasia 2000 conference. He provides different methods on how to keep specific tables in the master databases in sync across replicated servers. This is extremely important in warm standby environments.
Kudos to Mark! 
Mark Parsons is an independent consultant currently working in North America. He has been working with Sybase ASE since 1991. His skill set covers all areas touching on the ASE dataserver, with recent emphasis on performance and tuning as well as production support and troubleshooting.Joined TeamSybase: 2006
Products Supported: Adaptive Server Enterprise, Replication Server
mixed load is the only official support mode
- starting in ASE 15.0.2 – support for OLTP and DSS modes
I had never heard of this prior to coming to this year’s TeamSybase Annual Meeting. 
The Performance & Tuning Guide for version 15 of ASE has been broken up into five manuals. They will be released to SyBooks as they become available from the technical writers. The estimated first book release is summer of this year!
