Sybase Central is a 32 bit application and therefore needs 32 bit
components for any libraries that it needs to access. These files should
have been installed and I cannot tell you why those were not.


Robert Paresi wrote:

Robert,

The JRE (Java Runtime Environment) used by Sybase Central is only
32-bit, making both Sybase Central and Interactive SQL both 32-bit
applications. (Noted under this footnote:
http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1026234#footnotes_6 ). This is true for
all platforms on version 9, 10 and 11, except on SA 11 for Mac where
there was no 32-bit JRE, so we had to move to a 64-bit JRE. (Noted here:
http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1062080#SA )

So, when Sybase Central calls "dbunload", it can only call the 32-bit
version of dbunload. If you copied the dbtool11.dll from the \bin64
directory, this is the 64-bit version and cannot be loaded by the 32-bit
Sybase Central application. You'll need the original \bin32\dbtool11.dll
file in-place before the unload from Sybase Central will work.

The server components, client libraries, and command-line utilities are
all compiled for 64-bit.

Regards,

Robert Paresi wrote:
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Ok,

So I took that DLL from my 32-bit machine, copied it in, and it worked.

So --- from the looks of it, the 64-bit installation did not put that dll in
the 32-bit directory, nor did the EBF.

The only way to do that was to take that DLL from my 32-bit machine and
manually put it there.

Shouldn't the installation have done that for me?

-Robert

"Chris Keating (Sybase iAnywhere)" <keating_nospam (AT) sybase (DOT) com> wrote in
message news:4b2ba455 (AT) forums-1-dub (DOT) ..

Please read my previous post which stated:

"These files should have been installed and I cannot tell you why those
were not."

For me, the install of 11.0.1 x64 put down all the files as expected
(32bit and 64bit). The only way I could reproduce the error that you
posted was by deleting the file dbtool11.dll from bin32.

Can you walk us through your install process in case it is different
from the steps that I did.

-chris


Robert Paresi wrote:

Hi,

First ... I downloaded the installation file from OEM webpage (11.01) and
installed it. I then put any EBF in. It's that simple.

I didn't delete any file - that's for sure.

This is a brand new box (brand new) that came with Windows 7 installed on
it. I then installed the 11.01 from the Sybase downloads page using our OEM
license.

-Robert

"Chris Keating (Sybase iAnywhere)" <keating_nospam (AT) sybase (DOT) com> wrote in
message news:4b2ba8ef (AT) forums-1-dub (DOT) ..

That is what I did also.

If you continue to have problems with this install, you will likely need
to work with support to troubleshoot.

-chris

Robert Paresi wrote:

I guess one thing that could be different is the registration key used
to install initially. If that is the difference, best to work directly
with someone since the key should not be posted here.

-chris

Chris Keating (Sybase iAnywhere) wrote: