Hi,

I was given a Sybase database (running on a Solaris system) and was
told to make my application "talk" to it. I know how to communicate
with SQL Server using ADO.NET from my C# application.

What do I need to get (or buy) to use C# and ADO.NET to talk to
Sybase? Can I "browse" the Sybase database just like I do with SQL
Server through the "Server Explorer" in Visual Studio .NET 2003?

Thanks!
John

Erm....

how about an odbc driver for Sybase????

If you are licenced, then you will be able to use ODBC.

You do know how to use ODBC, don't you? You just put your finger in
the hole and make little circles.... ;-)

Steve

On 28 Jan 2004 12:01:24 -0800, johnfofawn (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (John) wrote:

Hi John,
If you dont know, dont bother. Nothing great. Go thro' manual and can easily learn.
You can browse sybase database by using 'Sybase Central' or DBArtisan,etc...
All the best.
Ram DSL, London
www.dslsoft.net


Stephen Simpson <steve (AT) mirrorREMOVESPAMdata (DOT) com> wrote