Connect to a database as a user with DBA authority.
In the left pane, expand the SQL Remote Users directory.
In the right pane, click the Message Types tab.
Choose File » New » Message Type.
In the What Do You Want To Name The New Message Type field, type a name for the message type. The name should correspond to a message-type DLL already installed in your SQL Anywhere installation directory. Click Next.
In the What Is The Publisher Address field, type a publisher address. Click Finish.
Verify that you have created an address for the publisher under the message type.
Execute a CREATE REMOTE MESSAGE TYPE statement.
CREATE REMOTE MESSAGE TYPE message-type ADDRESS publisher-address |
For example:
CREATE REMOTE MESSAGE TYPE FILE ADDRESS 'company'; |
If you have Windows Mobile services installed, you can set up SQL Remote for ActiveSync synchronization from Sybase Central. This option sets your directory for FILE message link messages to be the ActiveSync directory. When you dock your Windows Mobile device to your desktop computer, ActiveSync keeps the files in your desktop computer's ActiveSync directory synchronized with those in the Windows Mobile ActiveSync directory.
Connect to a database as a user with DBA authority.
From Tools, choose SQL Anywhere 11 » Edit Windows Mobile Message Type.
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