Using ISQL to run the stored procedure scripts
ISQL is an interactive SQL utility that comes with the Open
Client software on the Windows platforms. If you have ISQL installed,
use the following procedure to run the PowerBuilder stored procedure
scripts.
For complete instructions on using ISQL, see your Open Client
documentation.
To use ISQL to run the PowerBuilder stored procedure
scripts:
-
Connect to the sybsystemprocs Adaptive Server database as
the system administrator. -
Open one of the following files containing the
PowerBuilder stored procedure script you want to run:PBSYC.SQL
PBSYC2.SQL
-
Issue the appropriate ISQL command to run the SQL script
with the user ID, server name, and (optionally) password you
specify. Make sure you specify uppercase and lowercase exactly as
shown:isql /U sa /S SERVERNAME /i pathname /P { password }
Parameter
Description
sa
The user ID for the system administrator. Do
not change this user ID.SERVERNAME
The name of the computer running the Adaptive
Server database.pathname
The drive and directory containing the
SQL script you want to run.password
(Optional) The password for the sa (system
administrator) user ID. The default Adaptive Server
installation creates the sa user ID without a password. If
you changed the password for sa during the installation,
replace password with your new password.For example, if you are using PowerBuilder and are accessing
the stored procedure scripts from d:server, type either of the
following:12isql /U sa /S TESTDB /i d:serverpbsyb.sql /Pisql /U sa /S SALES /i d:serverpbsyc.sql /P adminpwd