What exactly is the official policy for both support and engineering for running IQ in a virtual machine?  If it is supported, which virtual machine systems are supported (also versions if possible)? 

• (RedHat/SuSE) Linux KVM
• (RedHat/SuSE) Linux containers
• VMware ESX
• Microsoft Hyper-V
• Oracle VirtualBox
• et cetera

Which "Cloud" environments are supported?   Amazon?  Microsoft Azure?  et cetera

What, if any, restrictions are imposed on such environments from a Sybase policy perspective?

If you want a good chuckle, the sybooks department seems to have missed the fact that "IBM" is not spelled "I-M-B".  From http://infocenter.sybase.com/help/index.jsp?docset=/com.sybase.infocenter.help.iq.16.0/doc/html/title.html&docSetID=1947

SAP, please fix. 

Hello,

If anyone is willing to share, I'm looking for information on what SAN make/model and disk type you're using for your IQ installation and the average write response per i/o from your physical storage you're receiving.

Thanks in advance!

Aimee

Now, I have a sybase IQ 12.7 database running on IBM AIX 5.3, I want to know how to monitor Sybase IQ performance summary.

For example, how many SQL statement  running in 24 hours?  How much time elapsed for every SQL statement ,etc.

I did some readings  on IQ auditing  , I followed below steps :

I am able to view the  Audit details in mydb.sql  But all the time I need to run the step 3 ,  is this  a  right approach for Sybase IQ auding , Or is there any log file  when I can get details   like we have for HANA .

Thanks,

Razal

In the past it was located in the PC client bundle IIRC.  On subscribenet, I'm only seeing the network client for win32, which doesn't include sybase central. 

Please, I'm not talking about Sybase Control Center and am not interested in that until it is rewritten.

Is Sybase IQ Client certified with Windows 8 .

if so which version .

During test I found out, that the parameter -gm seems to have some dramatic impact onto runtime of queries. In Detail I found a something like factor 0.5 to 0.6 inside my tests for a smaller system:

-iqtc 12000

-iqmc 12000

-iqlm 1000

-gm 100

-m

-iqrlvmem 6000

When setting -gm 1001, runtimes for a single query goes up from about 10 to about 40s.

So how is the -gm parameter effecting IQ in detail?

Hi Team,

I an doing a Sybase Monitoring setup now  in our new Landscape  , I am bit confused with Results from Stored Procedure ,

For Example I used below Query for Memory :

sp_iqsysmon '00:00:1', 'memory' ;

'STATS-NAME               ','VALUE                    ','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemAllocated             ','31697086712      (30954186 KB)','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemAllocatedMax          ','32079760856      (31327891 KB)','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemAllocatedEver         ','36008            (     35 KB)','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemNAllocated            ','535547          ','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemNAllocatedEver        ','61              ','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemNTimesLocked          ','0               ','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','','',''

'MemNTimesWaited          ','0       (   0.0 %)','

What does this value means , Is there a place i can get current Memory and CPU usage of the System .
Is there a system view for this , Or one among the printed status is answer for My question

At OS level , I didn't see any matching value for the status here .

Is there some System views or SP's that can help in monitoring setup .

Thanks,

Raza

In my IQ message log, I have the following message:

I. 04/21 08:28:22. 0001847919 Exception Thrown from dfo_Root.cxx:822, Err# 0, tid 8 origtid 8
I. 04/21 08:28:22. 0001847919 O/S Err#: 0, ErrID: 9216 (df_Exception); SQLCode: -1005015, SQLState: 'QTA15', Severity: 14
I. 04/21 08:28:22. 0001847919 [20169]: The optimizer was unable to find a query plan that avoided cartesian product joins larger than the Max_Cartesian_Result setting
-- (dfo_Root.cxx 822) 

I don´t know if

this situation may affect the overall performance

Thank you

I am a backup admin trying to establish a strategy to backup Sybase IQ.

Currently we use Data Domain appliances for most of our backups. My understanding is that the Sybase IQ backup utility does some compression. Wondering if anyone is using DD either as a primary backup target for the DB backups (ie., via a DD NFS mount on the DB server), or as a secondary backup target (ie., backup to local disk, and have backup app sweep the filesystem and backup to DD).? And if so, are you seeing any reasonable dedupe on the Data Domain appliance?

Thank you.

I am a very new user of IQ 16 (eval version), so please pardon what may be a dumb question.
   
I have a table of 60 billion rows with 26 columns containing non-exotic data (ints and varchars). When I try to create a HG index on one of the varchar columns, the process runs very slowly (won't know how slowly until it finishes but hours certainly), consumes massive amounts of CPU and memory. Is this expected or do experienced users suspect I may be doing something horribly wrong.
   
Thanks for any advice.

I'm rather perplexed as to why certain IQ system stored procedures are hidden (pseudo-encrypted) and others not.  Is this simply a matter of IQ engineers submitting code to hide the stored procedure on personal preferences or is there a valid reason to hide the system procedures? 

With how buggy IQ is, largely due to the fact that the user base of IQ is rather small, I would expect that all the stored procedures with possibly the exception of sp_iqpassword be unhidden.

For example, the sql for sp_iqstatus is visible (v16.0 sp3):

ALTER PROCEDURE "dbo"."sp_iqstatus"()

result(

  "Name" varchar(255),

  "Value" varchar(128) )

sql security definer

begin

  declare local temporary table "iq_status_temp"(

    "Name" varchar(255) null,

    "Value" varchar(128) null,

    ) in "SYSTEM" on commit preserve rows;

  execute immediate with quotes on

    'iq utilities main into iq_status_temp status';

  select "Name","Value" from "iq_status_temp";

  drop table "iq_status_temp"

end

where as sp_iqtable is not:

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Hi all,

    I've in IQ a remote procedure that call via RPC an old MsSQL 2005 stored procedure.

In my old installation with IQ 12.7 ESD 4 all works well and I don't report any issues.

Actually with the new IQ 16.0 SP08 I've the following strange behaviours.

ERROR 1) When I call the remote procedure from IQ using SAP Interactive SQL all works well if I run the client from a remote host. I mean from an host which is not the server where IQ engine is running. If I execute the same call (always from SAP Interactive SQL) on the IQ engine server the following error is reported:

There was an error reading the results of the SQL statement.

The displayed results may be incorrect or incomplete.

Cursor not in a valid state

SQLCODE=-853, ODBC 3 State="24000"

Cursor not in a valid state

SQLCODE=-853, ODBC 3 State="24000"

Server 'SVR_PRODOTTI': [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Function

sequence error

SQLCODE=-660, ODBC 3 State="HY000"

ERROR 2) I've the following scenario:

     a.     I call a remote procedure (always the MsSQL 2005 remote procedure described above) inside a standard IQ stored procedure

     b.     the remote procedure fill a remote table with some data

     c.     in IQ after that the remote procedure is executed I want to get the produced data in IQ via proxy table

Looking at MsSQL side I note that step (a) and (b) are executed, but when step (c) start running it remains blocked by the session that had run step (a and b) even if they are already finished. Look at the following extraction of session state by MsSQL side.

SPID StatusLogin HostName     BlkBy  DBName Command CPUTime      DiskIO LastBatch ProgramName       SPID   REQUESTID

177 SUSPENDED usr     IQ_SERVER  287    masterEXECUTE            0        0        06/19 17:31:38 Sybase IQ 177    0   

287 sleeping  usr     IQ_SERVER    .    master AWAITING COMMAND    9829 153149       06/19 17:31:38 Sybase IQ 287    0   

• SPID = 287 (remote procedure call)

RPC Event 0      sp_remote_procedure;1

• SPID = 177 (proxy table access)

Language Event 0      SELECT .... FROM .... t1 

Environment details:

IQ -> SAP IQ 16.0 SP08 on Win 2012 R2 server (64 bit)

MSSQL -> MsSQL 2005 SP 2 32 bit Enterprise on Win 2003 server (32 bit)

Do you have any suggestions about this strange behaviours?

Best regards,

Stefano

I ask because I don't see any references to huge memory pages in the IQ manuals or white papers.  I know ASE supports it.  If not, why not?

Hi,

I Have a connection on IQ 15.4 that doesn´t drop, it take 15 hours since executed drop connection command but the connection still alive, any suggestion?

How can I kill this connection?

Regards

Hi all,

Sybase IQ  licensed by Cores and additional options. In 2014 standard physical processor will include 12-14 cores. In 2015  maybe  20, and so on.

In big IQ installation you also will pay for partitioning ,  each node in MultiPlex, and ability to use BLOB and CLOB fields.

Are you ready to pay for this?

SAP HANA licensed  by  data volumes. Partitioning, nodes, BLOBs, CLOBs - all include in licenses.

What do you think about?

Product Editions

SAP Sybase IQ is available in several product editions.

Optional Features

SAP Sybase IQ provides significantly faster query performance than traditional database environments. Additional product options extend the power of SAP Sybase IQ to meet specific performance, scalability, security, availability, and manageability requirements.

• Unstructured Data Analytics
  The Unstructured Data Analytics option (IQ_UDA) supports binary large object (BLOB) and character large object (CLOB) storage and retrieval.  - By Cores.
• Advanced Security
  The Advanced Security Option (IQ_SECURITY) protects your environment against unauthorized access.
• Multiplex Grid
  The Multiplex Grid Option lets you add nodes to a multiplex environment, enabling a highly scalable shared disk grid technology that allows. - By nodes.
• Very Large Database Management
  The Very Large Database Management Option (IQ_VLDBMGMT) lets you logically partition very large data sets into smaller subsets. - By TBs.
• In-Database Analytics—Partner Solution Options
  This option provides a versatile, high performance C++ Application Programming Interface (API) that allows users to extend the analytical capabilities of SAP Sybase IQ by plugging in externally built C++ functions. These external C++ functions operate in proximity to the data stored in SAP Sybase IQ and are often executed in a highly parallelized fashion, thereby providing high efficiencies in performance, usability, and total cost of ownership.

• InDatabase Analytics Option
  The InDatabase Analytics Option is a new license type that enables customers to build, deploy and run their own C/C++ User-Defined Functions (UDF). Unlike previous releases, this option is available to all SAP Sybase IQ customers and no longer requires SAP Sybase certification.

Hi all,

       on 17/01/2014 I installed SAP IQ 16 in Express Edition mode. 

I understood that Express Edition is not time limited (like 30 days trial edition), but it is limited in datatstore size (5 GB for datatstore).

Now, 30 days later, the following error is reported in log files during startup.

..

1. I. 02/17 11:18:54. Transaction log: iqdemo.log
2. I. 02/17 11:18:54. Starting checkpoint of "iqdemo" (iqdemo.db) at Mon Feb 17 2014 11:18
3. I. 02/17 11:18:54. Finished checkpoint of "iqdemo" (iqdemo.db) at Mon Feb 17 2014 11:18
4. E. 02/17 11:18:54. Error: No SYSAM License Available

1. E. 02/17 11:18:54. No SYSAM License Available
2. I. 02/17 11:18:54. Database server shutdown due to startup error

...

Just to give you a complete problem vision, hereafter I report the screenshots used to install the SAP IQ Express Edition.

Are there something wrong in the installation process described above?

Do I need to request a specific "Express license" to use IQ Express Edition? How can I do that?

Thank you and best regards,

Stefano

Hi ,

I tried to install IQ16 to Windows Server 2012 box . But I got an error during install , about 'LAX' error .

Windows Server 2012  is not supported ?  My environment problem ?

If not supported , do you have any plans ?

Regards,

Jim.

Experts,

Greetings,

We have multiple SAP products like ERP, BW , PI , EP , CRM etc… and Sybase ASE 15.7.0.042 is used as database and SCC 3.2.8  to manage it. going forward will setting up DR as well. .

Confusion is  where does Sybase IQ fit our environment , it is specifically for BW

If possible can you please explain

Regards

Mohammad