Known limitations when using a DB2 database with ANTs IBM DB2 SSacSA as a Sybase database
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You can connect to a DB2® for Linux, UNIX, and Windows database as a Sybase ASE database when you use the ANTs Software product IBM® DB2 SSacSA. This document lists the know limitations when using a DB2 database IBM DB2 SSacSA. Content
The ANTs Software product IBM® DB2 SQL Skin for applications compatible with Sybase ASE (IBM DB2 SSacSA) supports connecting to a DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows database as a Sybase ASE database.
The following are limitations and issues when using ANTs IBM DB2 SSacSA with Optim Development Studio:
Installation and configuration Working with the database
Installation and configuration
For prerequisites and instructions for installing and using ANTs IBM DB2 SSacSA with DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, see the ANTs documentation at http://www.ants.com/index.php/ssacsa.
When you create a DB2 Sybase ANTs v9.7 connection profile in Optim Development Studio. You must update the classpath of the connection with the location of the ANTs JAR file antsjconn3.jar.
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The following IBM DB2 SSacSA limitations exist when using IBM DB2 SSacSA with DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
Creating and managing users, roles, and groups is not supported. User-defined functions are not supported. Double-byte character sets are not supported. The follow table operations are not supported: Creating a table with the following clauses is not supported: DEFAULT clause for columns PRIMARY KEY MAX_ROWS_PER_PAGE EXP_ROW_SIZE RESERVEPAGEGAP IDENTITY_GAP NOTE: When creating a table, the following message might appear in the Error Log view: com.ants.common.AntsCommonEedInfo The stack trace for the error message is also written to the log file. The message does not affect table creation. The following ALTER table operations are not supported: ADD column DROP column MODIFY column REPLACE column RENAME table Assigning privileges to a user, role, or group is not supported.
The following index operations are not supported: CREATE an index RENAME an index Alter an index type to unique, cluster, non-unique, or non-cluster Alter an index FILLFACTOR Alter an index ASC or DESC Dropping an index Indexes cannot be viewed in Optim Development Studio.
The following check constraint operations are not supported: Showing a check constraint for a table Creating a check constraint with a check condition ALTER a check constraint Renaming a check constraint Adding a check condition to a check constraint
The following unique constraint operations are not supported: Showing a unique constraint for a table Creating a unique constraint with columns ALTER a unique constraint Renaming a unique constraint DROP unique constraint ADD or DROP columns with a unique constraint
The following foreign key constraint operations are not supported: Showing foreign keys for a table Create foreign key constraint with the REFERENCE clause ALTER a foreign key constraint Add referring columns Renaming or adding columns Dropping foreign key constraint from table Dropping columns with a foreign key constraint
The following table lists limitations for Sybase system defined data types:
Data type Limitation FLOAT maps to REAL DOUBLE PRECISION maps to REAL CHAR maps to VARCHAR UNICHAR Not Supported UNIVARCHAR Not Supported NCHAR Not Supported NVARCHAR Not Supported SYSNAME Not Supported
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