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Tom.Reding: +{{Redirect category shell}} using AWB

2017-06-05T07:58:10Z

+{{Redirect category shell}} using AWB

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Leranedo: it's obvious they should be merge; you, the tagger, should have done so

2007-11-09T04:24:20Z

it's obvious they should be merge; you, the tagger, should have done so

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	'''Sybase SQL Server''' was the name of [[Sybase\|Sybase Corporation]]'s primary [[relational database management system]] product from [[1987]] to [[1995]].

	It was originally created for [[Unix\|UNIX]] platforms in [[1987]]. In [[1988]], SQL Server for [[OS/2]] was codeveloped for the PC by Sybase, [[Microsoft]], and [[Ashton-Tate]]. Ashton-Tate divested its interest and Microsoft became the lead partner after porting SQL Server to [[Windows NT]].

	Microsoft and Sybase sold and supported the product through version 4.21. In [[1993]] the codevelopment licensing agreement between Microsoft and Sybase ended and the companies parted ways while continuing to develop their respective versions of the database management system.

	In [[1995]], Sybase released SQL Server 11.0. Thereafter, it decided to better differentiate its product from [[Microsoft SQL Server]] by renaming it to [[Adaptive Server Enterprise]] in versions 11.5 and beyond.

	As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.

	Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]], Afaria, and OneBridge.


	==External links==
	*[http://www.sybase.com Sybase - Information Management and Databases]
	*[http://www.sybase.com/products/informationmanagement/adaptiveserverenterprise/lifecycle Product Life Cycle - ASE]
	*[http://www.ianywhere.com/products/sql_anywhere.html]


	{{Databases}}

	{{database-software-stub}}

	[[Category:Database management systems]]

	[[it:Sybase SQL Server]]

Kgf0: rec merge

2007-11-08T22:38:58Z

rec merge

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	'''Sybase SQL Server''' was the name of [[Sybase\|Sybase Corporation]]'s primary [[relational database management system]] product from [[1987]] to [[1995]].		'''Sybase SQL Server''' was the name of [[Sybase\|Sybase Corporation]]'s primary [[relational database management system]] product from [[1987]] to [[1995]].

Mikeblas: remove uncited, misplaced text; reorder

2007-07-16T13:27:16Z

remove uncited, misplaced text; reorder

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	Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]], Afaria, and OneBridge.		Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]], Afaria, and OneBridge.

	==See also==
⚫	{{Databases}}

	==External links==		==External links==
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	*[http://www.ianywhere.com/products/sql_anywhere.html]		*[http://www.ianywhere.com/products/sql_anywhere.html]


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	[[it:Sybase SQL Server]]		[[it:Sybase SQL Server]]

	Further History... Sybase was founded by [[Dr Robert Epstein]], the architect of a product called the Intelligent Database Machine (IDM) from [[Britton-Lee]]. This was a computer that only did relational database. It used IDL as its native language (a [[QUEL]]-based language similar but not identical to SQL) and also supported SQL. The architecture of that product was used as the starting point for Sybase, which began development from [[1984]](?). [[Software testing\|Beta testing]] of Sybase's first product started in [[1986]].

Whimsley at 17:07, 24 May 2007

2007-05-24T17:07:53Z

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	As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.		As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.

	Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]].		Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]], Afaria, and OneBridge.

	==See also==		==See also==

Whimsley at 17:07, 24 May 2007

2007-05-24T17:07:08Z

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	As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.		As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.

	Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase SQL Anywhere~~]], [[UltraLite]], [[MobiLink]], and [[QAnywhere~~]].		Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase ASA\|SQL Anywhere]].

	==See also==		==See also==

Someguy1221: Reverted edits by 128.231.88.4 (talk) to last revision (116596190) by Buzz3791 using VP

2007-04-10T20:10:41Z

Reverted edits by 128.231.88.4 (talk) to last revision (116596190) by Buzz3791 using VP

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	==External links==		==External links==

128.231.88.4: /* See also */

2007-04-10T20:07:12Z

Buzz3791: mention Sybase mobile database success

2007-03-20T19:29:48Z

mention Sybase mobile database success

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	As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.		As of version 10, [[CTLIB]] (Client LIBrary) is used as the native, low-level programing interface. Previously, [[DBLIB]] (DataBase LIBrary) was used.

			Sybase is the leading mobile database vendor. “DUBLIN, Calif. – January 23, 2007 - In a recent report, IDC recognized Sybase iAnywhere as a worldwide leading provider of mobile middleware. The report, Worldwide Mobile Middleware 2006-2010 Forecast and 2005 Vendor Shares (IDC #204829, December 2006), measured iAnywhere's higher revenues and market share-results that placed the company ahead of competitors.” [http://www.ianywhere.com/press_releases/idc_mm.html] Sybase's mobile products include [[Sybase SQL Anywhere]], [[UltraLite]], [[MobiLink]], and [[QAnywhere]].

	==See also==		==See also==
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	*[http://www.sybase.com Sybase - Information Management and Databases]		*[http://www.sybase.com Sybase - Information Management and Databases]
	*[http://www.sybase.com/products/informationmanagement/adaptiveserverenterprise/lifecycle Product Life Cycle - ASE]		*[http://www.sybase.com/products/informationmanagement/adaptiveserverenterprise/lifecycle Product Life Cycle - ASE]
			*[http://www.ianywhere.com/products/sql_anywhere.html]

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2007-03-04T16:30:34Z

External links

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	[[it:Sybase SQL Server]]		[[it:Sybase SQL Server]]

	Further History... Sybase was founded by [[Dr Robert Epstein]], the architect of a product called the Intelligent Database Machine (IDM) from [[Britton-Lee]]. This was a computer that only did relational database. It used IDL as its native language (a [[QUEL]]-based ~~languages~~ similar but not identical to SQL) and also supported SQL. The architecture of that product was used as the starting point for Sybase, which began development from [[1984]](?). [[Software testing\|Beta testing]] of Sybase's first product started in [[1986]].		Further History... Sybase was founded by [[Dr Robert Epstein]], the architect of a product called the Intelligent Database Machine (IDM) from [[Britton-Lee]]. This was a computer that only did relational database. It used IDL as its native language (a [[QUEL]]-based language similar but not identical to SQL) and also supported SQL. The architecture of that product was used as the starting point for Sybase, which began development from [[1984]](?). [[Software testing\|Beta testing]] of Sybase's first product started in [[1986]].

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	==See also==		==See also==
	{{Databases}}		{{Databases}}
			n.b.b.b.bjk.bj

	==External links==		==External links==