partitioning: column-wise | Publishing only some columns in a table Creating articles containing some of the columns in a table |
partitioning: row-wise | Publishing only some rows in a table Creating articles containing some of the rows in a table |
passthrough mode: Adaptive Server Enterprise | Using passthrough mode |
passthrough mode: batches | Operations not replicated in passthrough mode |
passthrough mode: for Adaptive Server Anywhere | Using passthrough mode |
passthrough mode: operations not replicated | Operations not replicated in passthrough mode |
passthrough mode: operations not replicated in | Operations not replicated in passthrough mode |
passthrough mode: uses | Uses and limitations of passthrough mode |
passthrough SQL Remote table: Adaptive Server Enterprise | sr_passthrough table |
PASSTHROUGH statement: using | Using passthrough mode |
passthrough statements: multi-tier installations | Uses and limitations of passthrough mode |
password control parameter: FTP message type | The ftp message system |
password control parameter: VIM message type | The VIM message system |
passwords: extraction utility | Adaptive Server Enterprise features unsupported in Adaptive Server Anywhere |
passwords: saving | SQL Remote options |
Path control parameter: VIM message type | The VIM message system |
patience: Message Agent | Requesting resends |
performance: database extraction | Designing an efficient extraction procedure |
performance: design tips for SQL Remote | Design tips for performance |
performance: incoming messages | Tuning incoming message polling |
performance: Message Agent | Tuning Message Agent performance |
performance: message sending | Tuning the message sending process |
performance: number of subscriptions | Who gets what? |
performance: publications | Who gets what? |
performance: replication throughput | Tuning Message Agent performance Tuning Message Agent performance |
performance: replication turnaround time | Tuning Message Agent performance |
performance: SQL Remote | Tuning Message Agent performance |
performance: ssxtract | Tuning extraction performance Tuning extraction performance for shared rows |
performance: threading | Tuning throughput by controlling Message Agent threading |
permissions: CONSOLIDATE | Granting and revoking REMOTE and CONSOLIDATE permissions |
permissions: granting CONSOLIDATE | Granting CONSOLIDATE permissions |
permissions: multi-tier installations | Assigning permissions in multi-tier installations |
permissions: publish | Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions |
permissions: publish (tutorial) | Add the publisher and remote user to the database Grant PUBLISH and REMOTE at the consolidated database |
permissions: remote | Granting and revoking REMOTE and CONSOLIDATE permissions |
permissions: remote (tutorial) | Add the publisher and remote user to the database Grant PUBLISH and REMOTE at the consolidated database |
permissions: revoking REMOTE | Revoking REMOTE and CONSOLIDATE permissions |
permissions: SQL Remote administration | Management overview |
platforms: supported operating systems | Supported Platforms and Message Links |
polling: messages | Tuning incoming message polling |
pop3_host control parameter: SMTP message type | The SMTP message system |
pop3_password control parameter: SMTP message type | The SMTP message system |
pop3_userid control parameter: SMTP message type | The SMTP message system |
port control parameter: FTP message type | The ftp message system |
primary key pools: about | Ensuring unique primary keys The primary key pool |
primary key pools: generating unique values using default global autoincrement | Using global autoincrement default column values |
primary key pools: replenishing | Filling and replenishing the key pool Filling and replenishing the key pool |
primary key pools: replicating | Replicating the primary key pool Replicating the primary key pool |
primary key pools: summary | Primary key pool summary Primary key pool summary |
primary keys: generating unique values | Ensuring unique primary keys |
primary keys: generating unique values using pools | Using primary key pools |
primary keys: publications | How statements are replicated Design issues overview Design issues overview |
primary keys: replication | Designing to avoid referential integrity errors Using global autoincrement default column values Designing to avoid referential integrity errors |
primary keys: replication errors | Replication errors |
primary keys: SQL Remote | Designing to avoid referential integrity errors Designing to avoid referential integrity errors |
primary keys: uniqueness | Ensuring unique primary keys The primary key pool |
procedure groups: extraction utility | Adaptive Server Enterprise features unsupported in Adaptive Server Anywhere |
procedures: passthrough mode | Operations not replicated in passthrough mode |
procedures: replicating | Replication of procedures |
procedures: SQL Remote | Replication of procedures |
procedures: SQL Remote Open Server | Other issues |
procedures: statements corresponding to | Adaptive Server Enterprise procedures and Adaptive Server Anywhere statements |
profiles: Microsoft Exchange | The MAPI message system |
properties: articles | Publishing data |
properties: message type properties | Using Sybase Central to work with message types |
properties: publications | Publishing data |
publication creation wizard: creating an article using a subscription expression | Publishing only some rows using a subscription expression |
publication creation wizard: creating SQL Remote publications | Add publications and subscriptions Publishing whole tables |
publication creation wizard: creating SQL Remote publications using a WHERE clause | Publishing only some rows using a WHERE clause |
publication creation wizard: creating SQL Remote publications with column-wise partitioning | Publishing only some columns in a table |
publication design: Adaptive Server Anywhere | SQL Remote Design for Adaptive Server Anywhere |
publication design: for many subscribers | Publishing only some rows using a subscription expression Creating an article using a subscription column |
publication design: SQL Remote for Adaptive Server Enterprise | SQL Remote Design for Adaptive Server Enterprise |
publication design: using subscription expression | Publishing only some rows using a subscription expression Creating an article using a subscription column |
publication SQL Remote table: Adaptive Server Anywhere | SYSPUBLICATION table |
publication SQL Remote table: Adaptive Server Enterprise | sr_publication table |
publications SQL Remote view: Adaptive Server Anywhere | SYSPUBLICATIONS view |
publications SQL Remote view: Adaptive Server Enterprise | sr_publications view |
publications: about | Publications and subscriptions |
publications: altering | Altering existing publications |
publications: column-wise partitioning | Publishing only some columns in a table Creating articles containing some of the columns in a table |
publications: creating | Create publications and subscriptions Publishing data Creating publications |
publications: creating (tutorial) | Add publications and subscriptions |
publications: design at consolidated database | Design overview |
publications: dropping | Dropping publications |
publications: example | A sample publication |
publications: locking | Design issues overview Design issues overview |
publications: managing subscriptions | Creating subscriptions |
publications: many-to-many example | The Policy example The publication Territory realignment with a many-to-many relationship The Policy example The publication |
publications: many-to-many relationships | Sharing rows among several subscriptions Sharing rows among several subscriptions |
publications: notes | Notes on publications |
publications: performance | Who gets what? Design tips for performance |
publications: properties | Publishing data |
publications: referential integrity | Designing to avoid referential integrity errors Designing to avoid referential integrity errors |
publications: row-wise partitioning | Publishing only some rows in a table Creating articles containing some of the rows in a table |
publications: setting up | Publishing data Creating publications |
publications: simple | Publishing whole tables Creating whole-table articles |
publications: subqueries | Partitioning tables that do not contain the subscription expression |
publications: tables in many publications | Who gets what? |
publications: transactions | Design issues overview Design issues overview |
publications: using a WHERE clause | Publishing only some rows using a WHERE clause Creating an article using a WHERE clause |
publications: whole table | Publishing whole tables |
publish permissions (tutorial) | Grant PUBLISH and REMOTE at the consolidated database |
publish permissions: granting | Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions |
publish permissions: granting (tutorial) | Add the publisher and remote user to the database |
publish permissions: managing | Managing SQL Remote permissions |
publish permissions: remote permissions (tutorial) | Add the publisher and remote user to the database Grant PUBLISH and REMOTE at the consolidated database |
publish permissions: revoking | Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions |
publisher SQL Remote table: Adaptive Server Enterprise | sr_publisher table |
publisher: about | Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions |
publisher: adding to a database (tutorial) | Grant PUBLISH and REMOTE at the consolidated database |
publisher: address | Working with message types |
publisher: creating | Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions Granting and revoking PUBLISH permissions |
publisher: tutorial | Add the publisher and remote user to the database |
publishing: selected columns | Publishing only some columns in a table |