I think I saw something about this recently, but I can’t navigate back to it.
I have a person using Designer that is working against the same Sybase database that I am. When she inserts a table, the table name contains the name of the database + owner (sbo)+ name of the table. On my workstation, it does not do this. What switch where controls this? it makes it difficult to coordinate.
Seasons Greetings.
Jay
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Jay.
I just posted something I think was similar this week. Business Objects includes directories for each of the major database. Each of these directories contains a parameter file .prm. My problem was that SQL Server was requiring an owner and I found out that it was because the OWNER parameter in the .prm file was set to Y. Check syb49en.prm and look at the value of the OWNER parameter - you may have it set to N and the other developer may have it set to Y. I think the QUALIFIER parameter may be important for you - SQL Server doesn’t use it but Sybase may - and it may be what is requiring the database name.
I hope this helps.
Marian Cooney
HBO & Company
Malvern, PA
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Look for OWNER parameter in .sbo file in / directory.
– Vasan
From: Jay Ide
I think I saw something about this recently, but I can’t navigate back to it.
I have a person using Designer that is working against the same Sybase database that I am. When she inserts a table, the table name contains the name of the database + owner (sbo)+ name of the table. On my workstation, it does not do this. What switch where controls this? it makes it difficult to coordinate.
Seasons Greetings.
Jay
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Got the message, corrected the problem and gone for the holidays. Thanks for the all who replied and Happy Holidays to all of you who toil with Business Objects!
Jay
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