Sybase ADAPTIVE SERVER IQ 12.4.0 Release Manual page 13

Adaptive Server IQ 12.4.0
7.4 Sybase Central
7.4.1 Problems with Add User-defined Data Type wizard
7.4.2 DSE not installed on Windows client systems
7.4.3 Add Service utility installed only with Server Components
7.4.4 Notification message setting omitted from Index Properties
Release Bulletin for Digital UNIX
This section reports problems with the Adaptive Server IQ plug-in for Sybase
Central.
When you create a user-defined data type, the Adaptive Server IQ plug-in
allows you to specify a default value incompatible with the user-defined base
data type. For example, if you specify base type integer, you may insert a
character string 'test' as default value.
In the Set Properties screen, the Add User-defined Data Type wizard lets you
select, "Do not allow null values." Currently, you may select this option, but
after you finish and open properties on the data type, it displays Yes next to
"Allows null."
On Microsoft Windows 95 or 98 client systems, running the Directory Services
Editor (DSE) utility from Sybase Central returns the following error:
Error Executing dsedit. Check
that the applications location
is in your Search path.
The Directory Services Editor is not installed with the Adaptive Server IQ
Client Components on Windows 95 or Windows 98 systems. If you do not
install Open Client, you cannot run Open Client utilities.
Adaptive Server IQ NT Service Manager is not installed with the Client
Components. Do not use the Add Service utility on Windows NT unless you
have the Adaptive Server IQ Server Components running on the same system.
If you attempt to do so, Sybase Central returns the following error:
Error Executing ASIQ Service. Check
that the applications location
is in your Search path.
If you do not install Open Client, you cannot run Open Client utilities.
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