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Managing MobiLink synchronization on the server – PB Docs 115 – PowerBuilder Library

Managing MobiLink synchronization on the server – PB Docs 115

Managing MobiLink synchronization on the server

You can start the MobiLink synchronization server and Sybase
Central from the PowerBuilder UI.

Starting the MobiLink synchronization server

Before you synchronize remote databases with the consolidated
database, you must start the MobiLink synchronization server. You
can start the server from the Database or the Database Profile painter
in PowerBuilder.

proc.gif To start the MobiLink synchronization server:

  1. From the Objects view of the Database painter
    or from the Database Profile painter, expand the ODBC Utilities
    folder and click MobiLink Synchronization server.

    The MobiLink Synchronization Server Options dialog box displays.

  2. Select the MobiLink version and enter the ODBC
    connection string for your consolidated database.

    The values that populate the MobiLink version drop-down list
    come from the SQL Anywhere versions listed in the hkey_local_machinesoftwareodbcodbcinst.ini registry
    key.

    The ODBC connection string should not contain any blank spaces
    that are not part of the data source name. The following is an example
    of an ODBC connection string for the SQL Anywhere demonstration
    database:

  3. Define other options as needed.

    For information about filling in specific
    fields in the dialog box, click the Help button in the dialog box.
    The Usage button opens a dialog box with information about command
    line options.

  4. Click OK.

    When you click OK, PowerBuilder starts the MobiLink Synchronization server.

Using Sybase Central

You
can use Sybase Central to manage MobiLink synchronization and create synchronization
scripts that are held in the consolidated database. You can also use
the SQL Anywhere plug-in to
Sybase Central to add publications, synchronization users, and synchronization
subscriptions to remote databases.

proc.gif To start Sybase Central

  1. From the Objects view of the Database painter
    or from the Database Profile painter, expand the ODBC Utilities
    folder, and click Sybase Central.

    Sybase Central displays.

proc.gif To work with the consolidated database in Sybase
Central

  1. Select Connections>Connect with
    MobiLink 11 from the Sybase Central menu, enter connection parameters
    in the Connect to Consolidated Database dialog box, and click OK.

    You can use Sybase Central to add scripts for database tables
    and select synchronization events that cause the script to be executed.

proc.gif To work with remote databases in Sybase Central

  1. Select Connections>Connect with SQL Anywhere 11 from the Sybase Central
    menu, enter connection parameters in the Connect dialog box, and click
    OK.

    If you open the Publications and MobiLink Users folders in
    Sybase Central, you can add publications and synchronization users
    for the remote database.

    After you add a publication and a synchronization user, you
    can create a synchronization subscription by linking a publication
    to a synchronization user.

For more information, see the chapter on MobiLink synchronization
in the Application Techniques
and the SQL Anywhere online Help. You can
also use the Help menu for the SQL Anywhere
and MobiLink plug-ins to Sybase Central.


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