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Hi, We have a Virtual Machine that is running Windows Server 2008 R2. On this server we have SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 installed. We have setup a service with the following parameters: -c 40M -n XXXDataSvc C:\XXX\xxxData.db When we try and start the service Sybase freezes and has to be closed. When Sybase is re-opened the status of the service reads "Start Pending". We are able to open the database in Sybase so we are sure there is no problems with the db file itself. Also this exact setup was working on our old server, which is running Windows Server 2003. Any help or ideas on solving this issue would be really appreciated. Thank you, Mel |
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What is logged in the event application log? It should provide some info. If it does not, add -o <filespec> to your parameters so that we can see what the console has logged. -chris Mel wrote: Hi, We have a Virtual Machine that is running Windows Server 2008 R2. On this server we have SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 installed. We have setup a service with the following parameters: -c 40M -n XXXDataSvc C:\XXX\xxxData.db When we try and start the service Sybase freezes and has to be closed. When Sybase is re-opened the status of the service reads "Start Pending". We are able to open the database in Sybase so we are sure there is no problems with the db file itself. Also this exact setup was working on our old server, which is running Windows Server 2003. Any help or ideas on solving this issue would be really appreciated. Thank you, Mel |
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Hi Chris, I haven't been able to locate an existing log. Is there a standard file path in SQL Anyhere 10 where this is stored? I also tried specifying my own file path like this: C:\ProgramFiles\SQL Anywhere 10\AppLog\sybaseLog.txt But no output was logged to the file when trying to start the service. Thanks, Mel What is logged in the event application log? It should provide some info. If it does not, add -o <filespec> to your parameters so that we can see what the console has logged. -chris Mel wrote: Hi, We have a Virtual Machine that is running Windows Server 2008 R2. On this server we have SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 installed. We have setup a service with the following parameters: -c 40M -n XXXDataSvc C:\XXX\xxxData.db When we try and start the service Sybase freezes and has to be closed. When Sybase is re-opened the status of the service reads "Start Pending". We are able to open the database in Sybase so we are sure there is no problems with the db file itself. Also this exact setup was working on our old server, which is running Windows Server 2003. Any help or ideas on solving this issue would be really appreciated. Thank you, Mel |
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Event logging is provided by the OS. Go to Control Panel | Adminstrative Tools | Event Viewer and look at "Application" log. -chris Mel wrote: Hi Chris, I haven't been able to locate an existing log. Is there a standard file path in SQL Anyhere 10 where this is stored? I also tried specifying my own file path like this: C:\ProgramFiles\SQL Anywhere 10\AppLog\sybaseLog.txt But no output was logged to the file when trying to start the service. Thanks, Mel What is logged in the event application log? It should provide some info. If it does not, add -o <filespec to >> your parameters so that we can see what the console has >> logged. -chris Mel wrote: Hi, We have a Virtual Machine that is running Windows Server >>> 2008 R2. On this server we have SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 >>> installed. We have setup a service with the following >>> parameters: -c 40M -n XXXDataSvc C:\XXX\xxxData.db When we try and start the service Sybase freezes and has >>> to be closed. When Sybase is re-opened the status of the >>> service reads "Start Pending". We are able to open the >>> database in Sybase so we are sure there is no problems >>> with the db file itself. Also this exact setup was >>> working on our old server, which is running Windows >>> Server 2003. Any help or ideas on solving this issue would be really >>> appreciated. Thank you, Mel |
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