by Jason L Froebe on January 12, 2013, no comments
Requirements: Host OS: Ubuntu Server 12.04 x86-64 (64bit) At least 4GB RAM 300GB available disk space Sybase Patches: If you’re going to run 32bit SQL Anywhere (or an embedded RSSD with Replication Server), you need to apply a SQL Anywhere patch: http://search.sybase.com/kbx/changerequests?bug_id=694479 Install LXC and the bridge-utils to support a network bridge: aptitude install lxc [...]
by Jason L Froebe on July 10, 2008, 3 comments
David Wein is a well known and highly respected engineer at Sybase working on Adaptive Server Enterprise. I’m reposting his blog article here to help increase the exposure of his request for comments: I am working on a future version of ASE and am interested in hearing about your experiences with the logical process manager [...]
by Jason L Froebe on July 9, 2008, 2 comments
What I would love to see is native support for SQLite. http://www.sqlite.org It is the most installed embedded database on the planet hands down. Don’t believe me? You know that Firefox web browser, Thunderbird newsreader, most Adobe products, Miro, etc all have it embedded? – reference http://www.sqlite.org/mostdeployed.html We use it extensively at work as: staging [...]
by Jason L Froebe on November 12, 2007, no comments
Over on the ISUG forums, I asked Stefan Karlsson whether the Art of ASE Performance & Tuning podcast was abandoned as there hasn’t been a new episode since July 2007. Stefan has been busy with high priority tasks within Sybase and playing around with different software packages to improve the quality of the podcast. He has [...]
by Jason L Froebe on November 3, 2006, no comments
In most Linux distributions, a utility called logrotate is installed by default. Logrotate does just what the name implies: it will rotate the logs of your desired application. Rotating a log means, copy the log to another location so you don’t have a massive log file to sift through. You can rotate the logs with [...]