Migrating a My. SQL Database to SQL Anywhere 1. SAP SQL Anywhere. Purpose. This article describes the process required to transfer a My. SQL database to  SQL Anywhere database. Overview. Migrating data from My. SQL to SQL Anywhere can be a straightforward process if there are not a lot of My. SQL-Anywhere-Studio_14.png' alt='Sql Anywhere 9 64 Bit' title='Sql Anywhere 9 64 Bit' />Interactive SQL documentation for SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise Interactive SQL Online Help Interactive SQL Version 16. I have a distinct feeling of dj vu. However, I know Im not dreaming because Ive written about installing SQL Server Management Studio before, but last time. Should I remove SQL Anywhere 12 64bit client deployment by iAnywhere Learn how to remove SQL Anywhere 12 64bit client deployment from your computer. SQL Developer is a database administration and query tool that provides a single consistent interface for various databases. Visually navigate through your. From Windows 8. 1 64bit, running IE11, we need to convert web pages open in browser to PDF. This is without a current Adobe Acrobat version installed. SAP Crystal Reports, developer version for Microsoft Visual Studio Supported Platforms Design Time 1. Ghz or faster processor, 1 GB 32 Bit or 2 GB 64 Bit. Pragmatic Works offers free, inperson and online SQL Server and Business Intelligence training tailored to fit your needs. SQL extensions in use within your database and application. SQL Anywhere simplifies migration by including built in tools that facilitate a smooth transition from My. SQL and other RDBMSs to SQL Anywhere. The first part of this document discusses in detail differences between SQL Anywhere and My. Fullfeatured SQL Server 2017 RTM product evaluation available for download. I have a system running Windows Server 2008 R2 64bit. I need to connect it to a database server that is running Interactive SQL Version 9. ODBC. SQL, including data type differences, feature differences, and syntax differences. Some of the features that are unique to My. SQL can hinder migration. Approaches to how you might choose to deal with these issues are provided. The second part of this document includes a systematic explanation of how to migrate data from a My. SQL database into a SQL Anywhere database using the Sybase Central Data Migration wizard. Finally, the third part of this document supplies an example of how you might migrate an existing application running against My. SQL to one that runs against SQL Anywhere. This document was written for SQL Anywhere Studio version 1. My. SQL version 4. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MYSQL 5 AND SQL ANYWHERE 1. The following sections describe some of the differences between My. SQL and SQL Anywhere that you may encounter during migration, along with some suggested solutions that can be used as starting points to resolve any issues that arise during migration. There are many ways to optimize your code with SQL Anywhere features that are missing from My. SQL. It is highly recommended that you review the SQL Anywhere documentation as well as the developer resources, including samples and technical documents, available on the i. Anywhere Solutions website at http www. SQL Anywhere. DATA TYPESMy. SQL data type. Equivalent SQL Anywhere data type. Notes. SMALLINT UNSIGNEDUNSIGNED SMALLINT TINYINT UNSIGNEDTINYINT DOUBLEm,nDOUBLENThe m argument in My. SQL represents the total number of digits. FLOATm,n UNSIGNEDFLOATNThe m argument in My. SQL represents the total number of digits. DECIMALm,d, FIXEDm,dDECIMALm,d VARCHAR3. BINARYBINARY3. 2 CHARVARCHARCHARVARCHAR TEXTVARCHAR TINYBLOBBINARY2. BLOBMEDIUMBLOBLONGBLOBLONG BINARYSQL Anywhere stores only what is required to hold the BLOB value, so the extra requirement of specifying BLOB size via different BLOB types is not required. Note In addition to the differences in data types themselves, there is also a difference in thedeclaration of data types. My. SQL provides an optional parameter for its numeric types that allows you to specify the maximum display width for integer types. For example, an INT4 column would returnthe value 1 as lt s lt s lt s 1, where lt s is a space. The optional ZEROFILL modifier on the type definition would replace the spaces in the previous example with zeros and add the UNSIGNED attribute to the column. For example, 1 is returned as 0. The merge of display format and data values in the type definition is not supported by SQL Anywhere. The CAST and CONVERT functions, along with the various string manipulation functions are available to format data values when they are retrieved from the database. The following data types differ from SQL Anywhere more substantially than by syntax MEDIUMINT These are 3 byte integer values. They can easily be simulated using an INTEGER 4 bytes or SMALLINT 2 bytes in SQL Anywhere, depending on the expected range of values for the column. YEAR Year is a 2 or 4 digit value. The SQL Anywhere DATE data type can be used to hold year values, but uses slightly more storage space. Date arithmetic and conversion can be performed using the SQL Anywhere built in functions listed under Date and Time Functions in the SQL Functions chapter of the SQL Anywhere Server SQL Reference manual. The following data types do not match exactly, and will require some work to migrate to SQLAnywhere NCHARNVARCHAR As of My. SQL 4. 1, an NCHAR value is stored in My. SQL using the UTF8 character set. SQL Anywhere supports a variety of character sets, including UTF8. With a database created using the proper collation, the use of a special data type to store international values is not required, though SQL Anywhere does support the NCHAR datatype. To learn more about the latest international character set support in SQL Anywhere, see the chapter International Language and Character Sets in the SQL Anywhere Server Database Administration manual. ENUM An ENUM value is a string object whose value must be chosen from a list of supplied values enumerated in the column definition when a table is created. The enumerated values can also be inserted or retrieved by their index position in the ENUM definition. The index value 0 is reserved for the empty string. The ENUM data type is represented in SQL Anywhere by a TINYINT column. There are a few options to accomplish the same behavior as the My. SQL ENUM, but changes to the client application will almost certainly be required. Some options are Altering the client side application to remove the need for ENUM values Translating the ENUM values on the client side Adding some logic to the server side to attempt to mimic the My. SQL behavior of ENUM values by using stored procedures, triggers, computed columns, view, andor a mapping table for the ENUM types. For example, a view could be created on the table containing the ENUM fields to allow for the return of the values as a string, while a regular SELECT could be used to return them as a number. Here is an example of a view that could be used CREATE TABLE enumtbl pkey INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, enumval TINYINT CREATE VIEW venumtable AS SELECT pkey. CASE WHEN 0 then WHEN 1 then val. WHEN 2 then val. WHEN 3 then val. ELSE NULLENDFROM enumtbl Then, a query may look something like this SELECT pkey, enumval FROM venumtable Alternatively, a mapping table could be created for the ENUM vales and whenever you retrieve datafrom enumtbl, a join can be made to the mapping table containing the ENUM strings. CREATE TABLE enummap enumval TINAY INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, enumstr CHAR1. Then a query may look something like this SELECT pkey, enumval FROM enumtbl, enummap WHERE enumtbl. An insert on the table can be done directly if you are using the index values of the ENUM otherwise, a stored procedure could be used to insert a row into any table containing an ENUM. The stored procedure would contain the logic to decode the ENUM values. Following is a sample stored procedure implementation to deal with an ENUM column equivalent in SQL Anywhere using the same table definition as above CREATE PROCEDURE spinsertenumval IN pkeyval int, IN enum CHAR1. BEGINDECLARE enummap TINYINT IF enum IS NOT NULL THENCASE enum. WHEN THEN SET enummap 0. WHEN val. 1 THEN SET enummap 1. WHEN val. 2 THEN SET enummap 2. Prince Persia Rival Swords Pc'>Prince Persia Rival Swords Pc. WHEN val. 3 THEN SET enummap 3. ELSE SET enummap 0. END CASEEND IF INSERT INTO enumtbl VALUES pkeyval, enummap ENDSET A SET value is a string object whose value must be chosen from a list of values supplied when the column is defined. It is different from the ENUM type in that 0 or more values from the list can be combined to create a valid value for the column. Comparison of relational database management systems. The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of relational database management systems. Please see the individual products articles for further information. Unless otherwise specified in footnotes, comparisons are based on the stable versions without any add ons, extensions or external programs. General informationeditOperating system supporteditThe operating systems that the RDBMSes can run on. Fundamental featureseditInformation about what fundamental RDBMS features are implemented natively. Note 1 Currently only supports read uncommited transaction isolation. Version 1. 9 adds serializable isolation and version 2. ACID compliant. Note 2 My. SQL provides ACID compliance through the default Inno. DB storage engine. Note 3 For other than Inno. DB storage engines, My. SQL Server parses and ignores the FOREIGN KEY and REFERENCES syntax in CREATE TABLE statements. The CHECK clause is parsed but ignored by all storage engines. Note 4 Support for Unicode is new in version 1. Note 5 My. SQL provides GUI interface through My. SQL Workbench. Note 6 Maria. DBs default Xtra. DB engine is ACID compliant. Note 7 Open. Edge SQL database engine uses Referential Integrity, Open. Edge ABL Database engine does not and is handled via database triggers. Information about data size limits. Max DB size. Max table size. Max row size. Max columns per row. Max BlobClob size. Max CHAR size. Max NUMBER size. Min DATE value. Max DATE value. Max column name size. Dimension. Limited   GB 2 Gi. BUnicode2. GB 2 Gi. BUnicode6. Advantage Database Server. Unlimited. 16 Ei. B6. 5,5. 30 B6. 5,1. Avg. Field. Name. Length4 Gi. B  6. Apache Derby. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. VARCHAR 3. 2,6. 726. Clustrix. DBUnlimited. Unlimited. 64 MB on Appliance, 4 MB on AWS  MB6. MB6. 4 MB0. CUBRID2 EB2 EBUnlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. GB6. 4 bits. 00. 01 0. DB2. Unlimited. 2 ZB3. B1,0. 12. 2 GB3. 2 Ki. B6. 4 bits. 00. 01 0. Empress Embedded Database. Unlimited. 26. 3 1 bytes. GB3. 2,7. 67. 2 GB2 GB6. EXASolution. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. NA2 MB1. 28 bits. File. Maker. 8 TB8 TB8 TB2. GB1. 0,0. 00,0. 00. Firebird. Unlimited. TB6. 5,5. 36 BDepends on data types used. GB3. 2,7. 67 B6. 4 bits. HSQLDB6. 4 TBUnlimited. Unlimited. 8Unlimited. TB7. Unlimited. 8Unlimited. H2. 64 TBUnlimited. Unlimited. 8Unlimited. TB7. Unlimited. 86. Unlimited. 8Max DB size. Max table size. Max row size. Max columns per row. Max BlobClob size. Max CHAR size. Max NUMBER size. Min DATE value. Max DATE value. Max column name size. Informix Dynamic Server1. PB1. 21. 28 PB1. TB3. Ingres. Unlimited. Unlimited. 25. 6 KB1,0. GB3. 2 0. 00 B6. 4 bits. Inter. Base. Unlimited. TB6. 5,5. 36 BDepends on data types used. GB3. 2,7. 67 B6. 4 bits. Minecraft Cracked Offline Version. Linter SQL RDBMSUnlimited. KB wo BLOBs, 4 GB BLOB2. GB4 KB6. 4 bits. 00. Maria. DBUnlimited. My. ISAM storage limits 2. TB Innodb storage limits 6. TB Aria storage limits  KB3. GB longtext, longblob6. KB text6. 4 bits. Microsoft Access JET2 GB2 GB1. MB2. 55. 64 KB memo field, 1 GB OLE Object field2. B text field3. 2 bits. Microsoft Visual Foxpro. Unlimited. 2 GB6. B2. 55. 2 GB1. 6 MB3. Microsoft SQL Server. TB 3. 2 7. 67 files 1. TB max file size. ZB per instance. 52. TB8,0. 60 bytes2. TB6. 1,0. 243. 0,0. GBUnlimited using RBSFILESTREAM object2 GB6. Microsoft SQL Server Compact Embedded Database4 GB4 GB8,0. GB4. 00. 01. 54 bits. Mimer SQLUnlimited. Unlimited. 16. 00. Unlimited. 15. 00. Monet. DBUnlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. 64 bits. My. SQLUnlimited. My. ISAM storage limits 2. TB Innodb storage limits 6. TB6. 4 KB3. 4,0. 96. GB longtext, longblob6. KB text6. 4 bits. Open. Link Virtuoso. TB per instance Unlimited via elastic clusterDB size or 3. TB4 KB2. 00. 2 GB2 GB2. Oracle. 2PB with standard 8k block. PB with max 3. 2k block 8. EB with max 3. 2k block and BIGFILE option4 GB block size with BIGFILE tablespace8 KB1,0. TB3. 2,7. 67 B1. 11. Max DB size. Max table size. Max row size. Max columns per row. Max BlobClob size. Max CHAR size. Max NUMBER size. Min DATE value. Max DATE value. Max column name size. Pervasive PSQL4 billion objects. GB2 GB1,5. 36. 2 GB8,0. Polyhedra. Limited by available RAM, address space. Unlimited. 65,5. 36. GB subject to RAM4 GB subject to RAM6. Postgre. SQLUnlimited. TB1. 6 TB2. 501. GB text, bytea5. TB stored in pglargeobject5. GBUnlimited4,7. 13. Raima Database Manager. Unlimited. 24. 8 1 rows. KB1,0. 00. 4 GBchar 2. KB6. 4 bits. 00. 01 0. RDM Server. Unlimited. KB3. 2,7. 68. Unlimited. KB6. 4 bits. 00. 01 0. SAP HANA          Scimore. DBUnlimited. EB8,0. B2. 55. TB8,0. 00 B6. DB2. 56 TB2. 56 TB3. KB BLOB data. Limited by row size. GB4 GB6. 4 bits 3. SQL Anywhere. 10. TB 1. 3 files, each file up to 8 TB 3. KB pagesLimited by file size. Limited by file size. GB2 GB6. 4 bits. 00. SQLite. 12. 8 TB 2. KB max page sizeLimited by file size. Limited by file size. GB2 GB6. 4 bits. No DATE type. No DATE type. 9Unlimited. Teradata. Unlimited. Unlimited. 64. 00. GB wlobs2,0. 48. GB6. Uni. Verse. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Unlimited. Max DB size. Max table size. Max row size. Max columns per row. Max BlobClob size. Max CHAR size. Max NUMBER size. Min DATE value. Max DATE value. Max column name size. Note 1 Firebird 2. GB. 5. 6 Firebird 1. TB. Note 2 Limit is 1. DECIMAL datatype. Note 3 Inno. DB is limited to 8,0. VARBINARY, VARCHAR, BLOB, or TEXT columns. Note 4 Inno. DB is limited to 1,0. Note 6 Using VARCHAR MAX in SQL 2. Note 7 When using a page size of 3. KB, and when BLOBCLOB data is stored in the database file. Note 8 Java array size limit of 2,1. This limit applies to number of characters in names, rows per table, columns per table, and characters per CHARVARCHAR. Note 9 Despite the lack of a date datatype, SQLite does include date and time functions,6. November 4. 71. 4 B. C. and 1 November 5. Note 1. 0 Informix DATETIME type has adjustable range from YEAR only through 11. DATETIME date range is 0. Note 1. 1 Since version 1. Earlier versions support up to 4. B. Note 1. 2 The 1. PB limit refers to the storage limit of a single Informix server instance. Informix v. 12. 1. A distributed Informix database has no upper limit on table or database size. Tables and viewseditInformation about what tables and views other than basic ones are supported natively. Note 1 Server provides tempdb, which can be used for public and private for the session temp tables. Note 2 Materialized views are not supported in Informix the term is used in IBMs documentation to refer to a temporary table created to run the views query when it is too complex, but one cannot for example define the way it is refreshed or build an index on it. The term is defined in the Informix Performance Guide. Kirby Return To Dreamland Download Iso there. Note 4 Materialized views can be emulated using stored procedures and triggers. Note 5 Materialized views are now standard but can be emulated in versions prior to 9. PLpg. SQL, PLPerl, PLPython, or other procedural languages. IndexeseditInformation about what indexes other than basic B B tree indexes are supported natively. R R tree. Hash. Expression. Partial. Reverse. Bitmap. Gi. STGINFull text. Spatial. FOTDuplicate index prevention. Dimension Cluster Yes No. ADABAS No. Adaptive Server Enterprise.