What drivers are u using to connect to Sybase and what platform?
Cant you link tables from Access using ODBC? Create DSN on NT/2000
to Sybase and use access to link the tables?
Or
doesnt Sysbase have an Export DB/Tables Utility.. Almost all DB's(SQL,ORACLE
etc)
have this feature.. i would be surprised.. if Sybase lacks this.

Joe


----- Original Message -----
From: "Allen Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 1:16 PM
Subject: DB Compatibility Sybase SQL Anywhere


> A colleague has a situation that I am sure has crossed the brow of someone
> else before.
>
> She has a Coldfusion development Web Application tied to a Sybase SQL
> Anywhere database (reason being that is what our government webhosting
> department supports).  This is the first time that she or I have worked
with
> this type of database.  This database comes with a utility (I am told)
that
> will convert most other db formats to Sybase format to be able to be used.
> She cannot find anything as yet that would allow the data in the Sybase db
> to be exported or transported to an alternative format like Access 2000.
> Just so you know, the majority of clients that we deal with, use Access
> since their data requirements are not extensive.
>
> The question: how would one go about getting the data in the Sybase db
into
> an alternative format (specifically Access 2000) or any other for that
> matter?  I am also posing this question in the general sense as well to be
> prepared for future web app requirements.
>
> Thank you for your help
>
> Al Hudson
> 
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