Sybase ASE

Create a Sybase ASE datastore to connect to a Sybase ASE database.

Sybase ASE datastores support a number of specific configurable options. Configure the datastore to match your Sybase ASE configuration.

Option

Possible values

Description

Sybase version

<version number>

The version of your SAP ASE client. This is the version of SAP Sybase that this datastore accesses.

Database server name

Computer name

Enter the name of the computer where the SAP ASE instance is located.

Note
For LINUX Agents, when logging in to a SAP Sybase repository in the UI, the case you type for the database server name must match the associated case in the SYBASE_Home\interfaces file. If the case does not match, you might receive an error because the Agent cannot communicate with the repository.

Database name

Refer to the requirements of your database

Enter the name of the database to which the datastore connects.

User name

Alphanumeric characters and underscores

Enter the user name of the account through which the software accesses the database.

Password

Alphanumeric characters, underscores, and punctuation

Enter the user's password.

Overflow file directory

Directory path

Enter the location of overflow files written by target tables in this datastore. A variable can also be used.

Rows per commit

Positive integer

Default: 1000

Enter the maximum number of rows loaded to a target table before saving the data. This value is the default commit size for target tables in this datastore. You can overwrite this value for individual target tables.

Language

SAP-supported ISO three-letter language codes or <default>

Select the language from the possible values in the drop-down list. The <default> option sets the language to the system language of the SAP Data Services Agent host system.

Code page

-

Specify the character encoding of character data in the datastore.

Server code page

-

Specify the character encoding of character data in the datastore.

Additional session parameters

A valid SQL statement or multiple SQL statements delimited by semicolon

A valid SQL statement or multiple SQL statements delimitated by semicolon.

Aliases

-

Enter the alias name and the owner name to which the alias name maps.