Should I be able to install both the 32bit and 64bit versions of SQL Anywhere 9 on the same box? If so, is there anything I should be aware of before I start this over? I'm thinking for one thing that I shouldn't apply any EBF's until both base versions are installed.Īny thoughts would be greatly appreciated. SQL Anywhere Studio 9.0.2 for Windows 32-bit sybase mysqlSybase SQL Anywhere weixin29577613 01-30 49 Sybase SQL Anywhere. I ended up uninstalling everything due to the issues I was seeing. Started getting some errors with some of the Java components. Dumb move on my part since I'm thinking 'Oh crap!! Now I'm possibly downgrading components.'įrom what I can see, it looks like it tried to install the majority of components in the standard 64bit directory, but then it tried to install some others in the x86 (32bit) directories.Įverything started going downhill after that.

Long story short, I applied the EBF's to the 32bit install before I started trying to install the 64bit version. Support for native data access (ADO.NET, OLE DB, ODBC3.5 ( level 2), JDBC 3.0, embedded SQL, via Open Client Sybase) Support of a wide range of programming tool (SAP PowerBuilder® application development tools, Microsoft Visual Studio, Embarcadero Delphi, Eclipse, Node. Well, I may not have thought it through completely. Sybase Sql Anywhere Studio 9.0.2 Software Is Produced Observe that when you click SQL Anywhere Recording studio 9, Software in the checklist of programs, the pursuing data regarding the software is produced available to you: Security ranking (in the still left lower part). However, I thought, I'll just install the 64bit version after that. Copy the database to a different platform where SQL Anywhere 12 is installed, and then unload the database using the version 12 software. I told it go ahead because I need access to the 32bit components. If you have a version 9.0.2 or earlier database on Mac OS X, you have two options for unloading the database: Unload the database using the version 9.0.2 software. Immediately it came up and asked me if I was sure I wanted to install the 32bit version on a 64bit OS. When I installed 9, I just by habit placed the 32bit install CD in the drive. I'm going back and installing SQL Anywhere 9 - 12 on it. I'm setting up a new machine and it's my first 64bit machine. Have a quick question on this that I'm sure could be relatively easy to answer.