SQL Anywhere database - Authentication violation

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Authentication violation

Luis Telles

2005-10-27, 7:41 am

Friends, i create a database at ASA9 but when i try to create a user , the
central show the message:

Authentication violation

Thanks

Luis Telles

Chris Keating(iAnywhere Solutions)

2005-10-27, 7:41 am

The authenticated edition is generally provided for as an OEM deployment
option. If you are the OEM, you should use a developer version of
software or the authenticated application to manage users. If you are a
customer of a product that uses an OEM edition, your access to the ASA
database is restricted to read only (generally) if outside the OEM
application.

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Luis Telles

2005-10-27, 9:23 am

Whats OEM option...?
I can to change this option...?

Thanks

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> The authenticated edition is generally provided for as an OEM deployment
> option. If you are the OEM, you should use a developer version of software
> or the authenticated application to manage users. If you are a customer of
> a product that uses an OEM edition, your access to the ASA database is
> restricted to read only (generally) if outside the OEM application.
>
>
> --
>
> Chris Keating
> Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Professional Version 8
>
> ********************
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> Sign up today for your copy of the SQL Anywhere Studio 9 Developer Edition
> and try out the market-leading database for mobile, embedded and small to
> medium sized business environments for free!
>
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>
> ********************
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>
> iAnywhere Solutions http://www.iAnywhere.com
>
> ** Please only post to the newsgroup
>
> ** Whitepapers can be found at http://www.iAnywhere.com/developer
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Mike Emery

2005-10-27, 11:23 am

You can't change the authenticated version, if you are an OEM you should
have liscencing information provided to you by your sales representative.
As Chris mentioned, you can connect to the authenticated version using a
full version, or the developer edition, and then passing your authentication
parameters to the database.

You can find more information about the authenticated version of SQL
Anywhere here http://www.ianywhere.com/developer/...es/auth_ed.html

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Mike Emery

2005-10-27, 5:18 pm

Mike Emery

2005-10-27, 5:25 pm

Greg Fenton

2005-10-27, 5:27 pm

Luis Telles wrote:
> Whats OEM option...?
> I can to change this option...?
>

OEM is Open Ended Marketer. An OEM is a software developer (or company)
that has signed a licensing agreement with iAnywhere to embed
SQLAnywhere within their software application using an authenticated
database server. This server is licensed in such a way that only the
particular application (plus some administration tools) can have full
access to the database, other programs get read-only access.

There is no option to change.

But I'm not entirely convinced from the information in your original
post that you are using an authenticated server. Can you provide the
version and build number of SQLAnywhere that you are using (e.g. dbeng9
-v) and where you got that software?

Thanks,
greg.fenton
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Luis Telles

2005-10-27, 5:27 pm

I resolve it:

1. unistall PowerDesigner ( it authenticate the asa9)
2. unistall ASA 9
3. Install ASA 9
4. Install PowerDesigner to other directory the component ASA.

Now i work so goooood.

Thanks,

Luis Telles
Lima - Peru

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> Luis Telles wrote:
>
> OEM is Open Ended Marketer. An OEM is a software developer (or company)
> that has signed a licensing agreement with iAnywhere to embed SQLAnywhere
> within their software application using an authenticated database server.
> This server is licensed in such a way that only the particular application
> (plus some administration tools) can have full access to the database,
> other programs get read-only access.
>
> There is no option to change.
>
> But I'm not entirely convinced from the information in your original post
> that you are using an authenticated server. Can you provide the version
> and build number of SQLAnywhere that you are using (e.g. dbeng9 -v) and
> where you got that software?
>
> Thanks,
> greg.fenton
> --
> Greg Fenton
> Consultant, Solution Services, iAnywhere Solutions
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> Visit the iAnywhere Solutions Developer Community
> Whitepapers, TechDocs, Downloads
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