Sybase近日推出SQL Anywhere® 12数据库和同步解决方案，优化的SQL Anywhere适用于那些对现场IT支持要求很少或甚至无要求、在传统数据中心环境之外运行的任务关键型数据库应用。最新版SQL Anywhere拥有新的、重要的增强功能，包括支持空间数据的存储和同步、支持iPhone ...

如今，越来越多的业务系统摆脱了手工管理方式，转向计算机信息化，但由于分支机构众多，地域广博、管理机制等因素，数据管理开始面对越来越多的问题。同时，任何基层本地数据都不可能是完全独立存在的，一定要与其上层组织进行某种程度的数据交换 ...

Sybase has announced the availability of its SQL Anywhere 12 database and synchronization solution. A core component of the Sybase Mobility Platform, SQL Anywhere is optimized for mission-critical ...

Sybase iAnywhere recently announced it will preview SQL Anywhere for the BlackBerry platform from Research In Motion (RIM) at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) 2008 in booth #841, and deliver ...

Sybase has announced the availability of its SQL Anywhere 12 database and synchronization solution. A core component of the Sybase Mobility Platform, SQL Anywhere is optimized for mission-critical ...

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Sybase pulled the covers off SQL Anywhere 12 June 29 and revealed what users can expect in the upcoming release of the company’s mobile database. In SQL Anywhere 12, the company has added new “support ...

It’s been a long time since Sybase Inc. was a major player—at least in its bread-and-butter relational database segment. Sybase’s mobile or embedded database solution, SQL Anywhere, is another story ...

SQL Anywhere is a comprehensive package providing data management and data movement technologies that enable the rapid development and deployment of database-powered applications. Anywhere offers ...

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It's human nature to be impressed by things claimed to be the biggest and the baddest. That's why tech journalists have always fixated on speeds and feeds. For databases, that meant the ones that ...