For backward compatibility, Sybase IQ still includes the older Windows-based Interactive SQL Classic (dbisqlc) utility. Interactive SQL Classic (dbisqlc) has disadvantages compared to Interactive SQL (dbisql):
No find server capability in Interactive SQL Classic – In Interactive SQL (dbisql), the Connect window features a Find button beside the Server Name box on the Database tab. This allows you to browse and select the server name. If your server is remote, select Search network for database servers, which, by default, is unselected.
No UNIX mouse button functionality in Interactive SQL Classic – In Interactive SQL (dbisql), you can select items from the menus using the mouse buttons.
No cut and paste capability in Interactive SQL Classic – In Interactive SQL (dbisql), cut and paste capability is available from both the main menu Edit item and a menu that appears when you select and right-click text in the SQL Statements window.
Sybase recommends you use Interactive SQL (dbisql) instead. See Chapter 2, “Using Interactive SQL (dbisql).”
