Dr Dobbs		Synchronizing Schema Changes and Managing Referential Integrity Violations
iAnywhere Solutions		Top 10 Cool New Features in SQL Anywhere 10
		Local Temporary Tables in SQL Anywhere 9
		LogExpensiveQueries: A Little Bit Of Jasper In 9.0.2
		Addressing Table Fragmentation in SQL Anywhere 9
		Database Synchronization for the NC DOT Mobile Bridge Inspector Application: HTML version and PDF version
		Solving Mobile Data Sync Challenges for the NC DOT (webcast)
Developer.com		Case Study: NC DOT Database Synchronization
SD Times		Always On? Not Quite Yet
Intel		Canadian Coder Calls for Automated Synchronization
WebSphere Journal		Book Review: SQL Anywhere Studio 9 Developer's Guide

Japanese Edition Published The Japanese edition of SQL Anywhere Studio 9 Developers Guide has been published as ISBN 4798110183, and it is available from amazon.co.jp For more information see the description of the book. Here's Breck Carter with the new Japanese and Chinese editions, on a visit to iAnywhere Solutions February 22, 2006; in the background you can see a mural of the original WATCOM "lightning bolt":

Chinese Edition Is Now Available The Chinese edition of SQL Anywhere Studio 9 Developers Guide has been published as ISBN 7-121-02185-4 by Publishing House of Electronics Industry (PHEI), and it is available from dearbook.com.cn For more information see the description of the book. Here's Breck Carter (center )on a visit to iAnywhere Solutions February 22, 2006, together with Chinese edition reviewers (left to right) Hong Shi, Raymond Wang, Bob Luo and Shengyu Bao:

That's the title of an article published in the SD Times on December 15, 2005.

Here are a couple of great quotes:

• The database industry's heavy hitters figure prominently in any discussion of corporate or government users who access business applications away from the office. The big four - IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and iAnywhere - each touts the ability to extend database functionality to the edges of nearly any network.
  
  Of the four, there's little disagreement that iAnywhere has the biggest share of the enterprise-ready mobile database market.
  
  "And they're No. 1 by a substantial margin," said analyst Jack Gold, founder and principal of J. Gold and Associates.
  
  
• "Oracle suffers from a 'show me' problem," said Gold. "In the mobile space, the company has really yet to show significant numbers of deployments."
  
  Indeed, the first two hits in a Google search for "Oracle Lite success stories" are customer examples from the iAnywhere Web site.

From "Intuit Beefs Up QuickBooks For Enterprise" October 17, 2005:

Intuit QuickBooks Enterprise Business Line Leader Bill Lucchini said the new enterprise edition features iAnywhere Solution's SQL Anywhere database. That's a big change from the proprietary C-Index database in its predecessor, Lucchini said.

The new database has helped increase performance by three to five times and marks the end of a three-year effort to move to a new open database platform, he said.

For more see the InformationWeek article by Barbara Darrow and Steven Burke.

"Yukon/WinFS bears a striking resemblance in some parts to SQL Anywhere - proving that Microsoft is not adverse to "borrowing" major chunks of novel ideas and software from iAnywhere Solutions more than once."

...from Can Big Companies Innovate?, September 20, 2005, ŠJBSurveyer 2005, jbsurv@theopensourcery.com

Read this interview by Geoff Koch in the Intel Software Network.

Here's an excerpt from Berndt Hamboeck's review in the WebSphere Journal:

The book is easy to read and contains important details about SQL Anywhere development. If you're new to SQL Anywhere the material will save you hours of time and dramatically shorten your learning curve. This book is simply a must-have for SQL Anywhere database developers because it's a complete and compact reference for experienced developers as well as comprehensive immersion for beginners and less experienced coders. It's written by someone who has a great deal of experience using SQL Anywhere Studio to build real-world software solutions. Have fun reading it.

A RisingRoad article, written as part of the iAnywhere Solutions "Developer Viewpoint" program, has been published on the iAnywhere website: Database Synchronization for the NC DOT Mobile Bridge Inspector Application.

The "RisingRoad" link is at the top of the list on the iAnywhere.com - Developer Community - Related Links page.

See iAnywhere Solutions Developer Community Technical Newsletter, November 2004 .

See corrections to the book SQL Anywhere Studio 9 Developer's Guide, ISBN 1556225067.

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