Re^3: what are my options with perl, sybase dblib?

Although perl is the obvious best option. If you are venturing into java (note the lowercase j). I did some successful coding in Jython. You see, you can grab the jython jar, rename it to zip, and inject/copy all the (either Oracle or DB2) jdbc files into the zip, then rename it back. What you then have is a slightly overweight jython jar, which, without any fuzz, can connect to a database, and runs on Linux/AIX/Windows/Breadtoaster if you have the right java installed. It might work with Sybase too.

Now if you excuse me, I need to do penance for suggesting something else than perl....

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Re^4: what are my options with perl, sybase dblib? by taiq_m (Acolyte) on Mar 14, 2017 at 02:48 UTC
it was just some mis-informed information i picked up from somewhere that 'sybase dblib does not work with linux'. It does pretty well, dint venture into java. that said when i say its difficult to get things to work is because we dont have root access and its pretty difficult to get things to work with limited modules and no proper c compilers.	[reply]