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Sybase 4.9.2 to ASE 11.5

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Kenneth C. Demanawa

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Mar 11, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/11/99
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Hi APT-DWB Gurus!

Im currently migrating our current Sybase 4.9.2(SunOs 4.13) server to ASE
11.5. (Solaris 2.6). Now, our reports in our current SQL server are written
entirely in APT-DWB. Is it true that DWB wont be supported anymore by
Sybase? If that's the case how can i migrate my reports? Any suggestion? or
is there a new DWB version that would run on ASE 11.5 (Solaris) and is Y2K
compliant?

A prompt response would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks.

Kenneth C. Demanawa

Anthony Mandic

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Mar 11, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/11/99
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Kenneth C. Demanawa wrote:

> Im currently migrating our current Sybase 4.9.2(SunOs 4.13) server to ASE
> 11.5. (Solaris 2.6). Now, our reports in our current SQL server are written
> entirely in APT-DWB. Is it true that DWB wont be supported anymore by
> Sybase? If that's the case how can i migrate my reports? Any suggestion? or
> is there a new DWB version that would run on ASE 11.5 (Solaris) and is Y2K
> compliant?

DWB has been EOL'd by Sybase. However, a version was produced
for Solaris 2.x. It may not be still available. I don't know
if it has any y2k issues. Your SunOS version will still work
against ASE. I think Sybase would promote Infomaker for
reports. There are plenty of other tools out there too.
However, it all involves retooling your apps.

-am

Kenneth C. Demanawa

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Mar 11, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/11/99
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Anthony Mandic wrote in message <36E7709B.9B3DC9D5@_.agd.nsw.gov.au>...

im planning to rewrite all the reports in Embedded SQL/C but then again if
there's other way around such that no rewriting of reports is necessary
would be great. right?

Kenneth C. Demanawa

Anthony Mandic

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Mar 12, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/12/99
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Kenneth C. Demanawa wrote:

> im planning to rewrite all the reports in Embedded SQL/C but then again if
> there's other way around such that no rewriting of reports is necessary
> would be great. right?

Well, in theory your current setup may work. However, I have some
doubts. You could try using Sybperl instead - it not too difficult
and its free. If you are using PCs then things like Infomaker or
Crystal Reports seem to be the way to go.

-am

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