When you have completed a database application, you must deploy the application to your end users. Depending on the way in which your application uses SQL Anywhere (as an embedded database, in a client/server fashion, and so on) you may have to deploy components of the SQL Anywhere software along with your application. You may also have to deploy configuration information, such as data source names, that enable your application to communicate with SQL Anywhere.
Redistribution of files is subject to your license agreement with Sybase. No statements in this document override anything in your license agreement. Check your license agreement before considering deployment.
The following deployment steps are examined in this section:
Determining required files based on the choice of application platform and architecture.
Configuring client applications.
Much of the section deals with individual files and where they need to be placed. However, the recommended way of deploying SQL Anywhere components is to use the Deployment Wizard or to use a silent install. For information, see Using the Deployment Wizard and Using a silent install for deployment.
Types of deployment
Ways to distribute files
Understanding installation directories and file names
Using the Deployment Wizard
Using a silent install for deployment
Deploying client applications
Deploying administration tools
Deploying Documentation
Deploying database servers
Deploying external environment support
Deploying security
Deploying embedded database applications
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