SQL Anywhere Mobile - PART 2: mobilink, collation problem + connect problem

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PART 2: mobilink, collation problem + connect problem

R. van der Wiele

2005-05-18, 7:24 am

Hello the question from David Fishburn in the post 'mobilink, collation
problem + connect problem' for a logfile
has been posted in that thread 2 days ago, but i didn't get any answer yet,
is that correct?
(I don't wanna be blunt :)

Thanks, Ron van der Wiele.

Rob Waywell

2005-05-18, 9:23 am

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"R. van der Wiele" <r.vd.wiele@aci.nl> wrote in message
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> Hello the question from David Fishburn in the post 'mobilink, collation
> problem + connect problem' for a logfile
> has been posted in that thread 2 days ago, but i didn't get any answer
> yet,
> is that correct?
> (I don't wanna be blunt :)
>
> Thanks, Ron van der Wiele.
>
>

R. van der Wiele

2005-05-18, 11:23 am

OK, as I said 'I don't wanna be blunt', i was only curious if the post was
slipped by or not.
Because 2 days before that i got plenty replies on my subject/thread (thanks
for that).
I think I got a little spoiled :)

Thanks, Ron van der Wiele

"Rob Waywell" <rwaywell@no_spam.ianywhere.com> wrote in message
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> These newsgroups are provided as a user community and a number of folks
from
> iAnywhere contribute as time permits, howevever if this is an urgent issue
> that you require an ongoing dialogue for then you should be opening a case
> with Tech Support under your support plan.
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> Robert Waywell
> Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Developer - Version 8
> Sybase Certified Professional

Breck Carter [TeamSybase]

2005-05-18, 11:23 am

If you don't get an answer in 24 hours, start a new thread. However,
do not just refer back to the original thread, put the diagnostic
information in the new message. And always start the message with a
simple question:

"How do I <do some thing or fix some specific problem>?"

Some of the folks that can answer your question are also busy folks,
so it's up to you to quickly catch their attention.

Also, old threads don't get much attention because other people think
it's being handled.

Breck

On 18 May 2005 07:52:28 -0700, "R. van der Wiele" <r.vd.wiele@aci.nl>
wrote:

>OK, as I said 'I don't wanna be blunt', i was only curious if the post was
>slipped by or not.
>Because 2 days before that i got plenty replies on my subject/thread (thanks
>for that).
>I think I got a little spoiled :)
>
>Thanks, Ron van der Wiele
>
>
>"Rob Waywell" <rwaywell@no_spam.ianywhere.com> wrote in message
> news:428b3ad1$1@foru
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