How can I ensure that users can connect to the rebuilt
database that has the same name as that of the old database.

If both databases are running, connect to the rebuilt database using the HOST, PORT, ENG, and
DoBroadcast protocol options.

dbisql -c "HOST=xxx.xx.xx.xxx;PORT=2638;ENG=engine_name;DBN= database_name;DOBROAD=NONE"

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Deepali wrote:

Correction: some of these are connection parameters, others are TCP
protocol options:

dbisql -c
"ENG=engine_name;DBN=database_name;LINKS=tcpip(DoB road=NONE;HOST=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx;PORT=2638)"

PORT=2638 can be omitted since that's the default value.

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Josh Savill [Sybase] wrote:

Thank You for replying Josh, Graeme..

The application connects through ODBC and after starting the
database service , if the test connection in ODBC is
successful, does that mean users' connectivity is restored
to the rebuilt database.

Yes.

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Deepali wrote:

New rule for my posts: No connection string information until my second coffee in the morning.
Apparently I'm not awake until then!

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Graeme Perrow [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:

Thanks for replying Josh..

regards, deepali

On 16 Nov 2009 12:57:28 -0800, "Josh Savill [Sybase]"
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Too bad you can't edit your own answers... here.

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