Sybase Architecture

Step 1 : Down load sybase from this URL

This lesson is to learn about the architecture of Sybase ASE

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Step 2 : Client/server Relationship

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Step 3 : Adaptive Server Enterprise

The tools isql, Interactive SQL and SQL Advantage are to be installed in the client machine.

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Step 4 : Connecting to the Server

Create a user login and password in the sybase configuration settings

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Step 5 : Client Functionality

Here client refers the individual user

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Step 6 : Batches in isql

It will display both customers table values and products table values

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Step 7 : ASE Architecture

A Sybase server consists of Two processes, data server and backup server Devices which house the databases; one database (master) contains system and configuration data A configuration file which contains the server attributes

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Step 8 : Structured Query Language (SQL)

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Step 9 : Transact-SQL (T-SQL)

Transact-SQL (T-SQL) is Microsoft's and Sybase's proprietary extension to SQL. Transact-SQL is central to using SQL Server. All applications that communicate with an instance of SQL Server do so by sending Transact-SQL statements to the server, regardless of the user interface of the application.

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Step 10 : Transact-SQL Extensions

Transact-SQL enhances the power of SQL and minimizes the occasions on which users must resort to a programming language to accomplish a desired task. Transact-SQL's capabilities go beyond the ISO standards and the many commercial versions of SQL.

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Step 11 : System Procedures

SQL Server supplies stored procedures (called system procedures ), many of which provide shortcuts for querying the system tables. System procedures provide information from the system tables

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Step 12 : Summary

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