I have not clue but did a quick search and this looks like it might answer your question, though not having the specific software, I can not confirm.:
http://linux.co.uk/Pages/howtos/Sybase-ASA-HOWTO.html#AEN576
Scroll down to the ODBC information for setting up dsn's this could be reverse read to see current dsn settings.
Update:
Sybase manual resource 1
Resource 2
Resource 3
Show how to get the database properties from Sybase central and with the above I think you can find the name the server uses to represent the databases.
"No matter where you go, there you are." BB
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I think this question would be more appropriately posted in one of the sybase.public.sqlanywhere.* newsgroups, available on the news://forums.sybase.com news server, or via the web at http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,6904,1002557,00.html, as you are more likely to get answers specific to Sybase ASA that aren't really related to perl there...
Michael
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Hi,
The database name is the filename minus the extension (mydb.dbf is "mydb" database) for Sybase SQL Anywhere (ASA) databases.
Michael is correct to recommend news://forums.sybase.com/sybase.public.sqlanywhere.general as this is not at all Perl related.
Jason L. Froebe
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