If your InfoMaker application uses a SQL Anywhere database, you need to deploy the SQL Anywhere database as well as SQL Anywhere’s ODBC database drivers.
Restrictions
InfoMaker includes SQL Anywhere for use during the development
process. However, this product cannot be deployed royalty-free to
your users.
If your application requires the data definition language (DDL), a transaction log, stored procedures, or triggers, see your Sybase sales representative.
If your application uses a standalone database, you can deploy the SQL Anywhere Desktop Runtime System to users’ computers without incurring additional license fees. The runtime system allows the user to retrieve and modify data in the database, but does not allow modifications to the database schema. It does not support transaction logs, stored procedures, or triggers.
A full installation for the SQL Anywhere driver, runtime engine, and supporting files is available in the Support\SA10Runtime directory on the CD. Table 22-3 lists some of the files that are installed. For more information see the RuntimeEdition.html file in the installed directory.
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
DBODBC11.DLL |
SQL Anywhere ODBC driver |
DBBACKUP.EXE |
SQL Anywhere backup utility |
DBCON11.DLL |
Connection dialog box, required if you do not provide your own dialog box and your end users are to create their own data sources, if they need to enter user IDs and passwords when connecting to the database, or if they need to display the Connection dialog box for any other purpose |
DBISQLC.EXE |
Interactive SQL utility |
DBLGEN11.DLL |
Language-specific string library (EN indicates the English version) |
DBLIB11.DLL |
Interface library |
DBTOOL11.DLL |
SQL Anywhere database tools |
DBUNLSPT.EXE |
SQL Anywhere unload utility |
DBVALID.EXE |
SQL Anywhere validation utility |
DBENG11.EXE |
Restricted runtime engine |
DBCTRS11.DLL |
Performance utility |
DBSERV11.DLL |
Server utility |
In addition to deploying database files and drivers, you need to do the following for your users:
Make your application’s data source available
Configure ODBC to access the data source
For more information about deploying SQL Anywhere databases and applications, see the SQL Anywhere documentation.
