Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Reference page 997

Syntax
Permissions
Side effects
See also
Description
Standards and
compatibility
Example
sp_tsql_environment system procedure
Function
Syntax
Permissions
Side effects
See also
Description
Chapter 14 System Procedures and Functions
sp_servercaps servername
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"Accessing Remote Data" on page 893 of the book ASA User's Guide
"Server Classes for Remote Data Access" on page 925 of the book ASA
User's Guide
"CREATE SERVER statement" on page 464
This procedure displays information about a remote server's capabilities.
Adaptive Server Anywhere uses this capability information to determine how
much of a SQL statement can be forwarded to a remote server. The system
tables which contain server capabilities are not populated until after Adaptive
Server Anywhere first connects to the remote server. This information
comes from SYSCAPABILITY and SYSCAPABILITYNAME. The
servername specified must be the same servername used in the CREATE
SERVER statement.
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Sybase Supported by Open Client/Open Server.
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To display information about the remote server testasa issue the
following stored procedure:
sp_servercaps
Sets connection options when users connect from jConnect or Open Client
applications.
sp_tsql_environment
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"sp_login_environment system procedure" on page 974
"LOGIN_PROCEDURE option" on page 196.
At startup, sp_login_environment is the default procedure called by the
LOGIN_PROCEDURE database option. If the connection uses the TDS
communications protocol (that is, if it is an Open Client or jConnect
connection), then sp_login_environment in turn calls sp_tsql_environment.
This procedure sets database options so that they are compatible with default
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise behavior.
testasa
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