S K SENTHIL VEL wrote:
>
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I had installed Sybase and I am not able to execute any of the commands.
> When i say dbisql
>
> dbisql: Command not found
>
> Also when I say :
>
> file dbisql
> dbisql: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1, dynamically
> linked, stripped
>
> Also the PATH is set where the executable resides.. Even when I goto the
> directory which contains the executable and execute ./dbisql, I get the
> same message, "command not found"
>
> Is it problem with the executables or am I missing something that has to
> be set.
>
> Thank you all in advance.
>
> Regards,
> Senthil vel
>
I installed Sybase following the installation instructions and it went
smoothly. The first time I logged in as user 'sybase' the true
installation program, sybint, started automatically. I followed the
mult-layered set of instructions carefully. Then, following
instructions, I logged out and then logged in as user sybase again. I
did that, then I issued the command:
isql -Usa -P
and got the '>" prompt. I followed the installation script from there
and got the results the script said I would. The demo tables loaded
with names of books displayed. I was able to dump the db and back it
up.
Sybase keeps track of its progress in logs found under
../sybase/init/logs. The log files are named 'logmmdd.nnn'. My first
log was log0308.001. When I logged out and logged in again a log named
log0308.002 was created.
Were you able to go all the way through the 'sybint' script and log in
using 'isql -Usa -P' ???
JLK
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