Hi. We have a customer that just upgraded to sqla 11.0.1.2044.
They are seeing a problem which we cannot replicate.
Are there any known issues with 2044?
Should I upgrade them?

Thanks,
Doug

Doug Stone wrote:
Can you describe the problem they are having?

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There have been fixes made since the build you are currently using. You
can look at the EBF release notes, available on downloads.sybase.com, to
see what issues have been fixed and are available as of the associated EBF.


Doug Stone wrote:

sql which normally returns a certain group of employees is returning another
group.


"Reg Domaratzki [Sybase iAnywhere]" <firstname.lastname (AT) ianywhere (DOT) com> wrote
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I've never been able to find my problem listed in EBF release notes. Be
nice if release notes had a google/keyword search capability.

"Chis Keating (Sybase iAnywhere)" <keating_nospam (AT) sybase (DOT) com> wrote in
message news:4ab13c31$1 (AT) forums-1-dub (DOT) ..

fyi... The problem vanished when I applied the 2299 ebf.

"Doug Stone" <doug.stonenospam (AT) res-q (DOT) com> wrote

Actually, the problem only partially vanished. Preliminary: This problem is
not occurring on one developer's machine who happens to be running an 11.0.0
version.

"Doug Stone" <doug.stonenospam (AT) res-q (DOT) com> wrote

Doug Stone wrote:
Try validating the database. It's possible that you might have a
corrupt index.

Aside : You haven't given us much information to go on, which is likely
why you haven't gotten a lot of good suggestions. Knowing the schema of
the tables involved (including foreign keys and indexes), the select
statement that is causing problems, the plan that is generated for the
SQL on the machine that is failing, the plan that is generated on the
machine that is working (and the exact version and build of SQL Anywhere
on that machine), the data you are expecting to be returned, and the
data that is returned would all have been useful pieces of information
to provide.

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