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What is Sybase Central?

Sybase Central is a Windows tool for managing databases and related products. It lets you, the user, manage the objects in your servers, databases (tables, views, procedures, and so on) and tools. It also helps you perform common administrative tasks (creating databases, scheduling events, installing dbQ queues and so on).

Sybase Central simplifies these tasks by providing an easy-to-use graphic interface, much like the Windows 95 Explorer. For example, to delete a database table, you select it in the main window and click Delete.

Sybase Central helps you with more complicated tasks by providing wizards which walk you through the task step by step.

Sybase Central lets you use the type of interface that you're most comfortable with - menus, toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, or drag-and-drop.

Sybase Central can manage a variety of database products and tools by using plug-in modules.

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Starting Sybase Central

Under Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 (or later):

•	In the Start menu, click Programs, select Sybase, Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0 and then select Manage Adaptive Server Anywhere.

•	Sybase Central may also be accessed from within specific Sybase program groups that use Sybase Central as Manage plug-in name. For example PowerDynamo provides the ability to start Sybase Central from within the PowerDynamo program group by selecting the Manage PowerDynamo icon. This will start Sybase Central in the same manner as if you had selected Start · Programs · Sybase · Apative Server Anywhere 6.0 · Manage Adaptive Server Anywhere.

Under Windows NT 3.51:

•	In Program Manager, double-click the Sybase Central icon in the plug-in (for example, Adaptive Server Anywhere) group window.

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Java Sybase Central
Sybase Central Java Edition

There are now two Sybase Central viewers. The first viewer (Windows viewer), which you accessed this help from, manages databases and related products in a Windows environment. The second viewer is a Java version of the Sybase Central viewer. It works much the same way as the first viewer except that it has been rewritten in Java. This means that it is not dependent on the Windows platform. It may be run from any platform including UNIX. The Java version of Sybase Central now allows for multi-platform support. Some Sybase software requires the Windows version of Sybase Central while others require the Sybase Central Java Edition. There are currently several different Sybase applications which may be managed from either the Windows version or the Java edition of Sybase Central.

Plug-ins for the Java edition of Sybase Central may be accessed from the Windows version of Sybase Central if they have been installed on the same machine. For example, the Sybase product Jaguar is a pure Java application. Jaguar uses the Java edition of Sybase Central as its management tool. If Jaguar has been installed on a machine that also has the Windows version of Sybase Central installed, there would be an icon within this viewer to start Jaguar in the Java version of Sybase Central. So, not only could you access Jaguar by starting the Java version of Sybase Central but you could also access Jaguar from within the Windows version of Sybase Central by clicking on the Jaguar icon. This would cause the Java version of Sybase Central to start which contains the Jaguar plug-in.

All plug-ins regardless to the management tool required (Windows or Sybase Central Java Edition) will be represented in the Windows version of Sybase Central. If the plug-in is Java specific, the icon representing that plug-in will actually start up the Java version of Sybase Central when clicked on.

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Starting Java Sybase Central
Starting Sybase Central Java Edition

To start the Java version of Sybase Central from the C++ version of Sybase Central:

1	In the left pane of the C++ version of Sybase Central select the container for the Java plug-in container, for example Jaguar.

2	In the right pane of the C++ version of Sybase Central click on the Run Sybase Central Java Edition icon.

3	The Java version of Sybase Central will start.

4	Connect to the appropriate plug-in and proceed as normal.

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Contacting Sybase Customer Support

Each Sybase installation that has purchased a support contract has one or more designated people who are authorized to contact Sybase Technical Support.

If you cannot resolve a problem using the manuals or online help, ask a designated person at your site to contact Sybase Technical Support. Please contact the distributor from which your software was purchased if you do not know how to contact Sybase Technical Support.

More information is available at the following Web sites:

http://www.sybase.com/

http://www.powersoft.com/


Sybase Central's plug-in architecture

You can use Sybase Central as your common application for managing these database products:

•	Adaptive Server Anywhere

•	Adaptive Server Enterprise

•	PowerDynamo

•	Sybase IQ

•	Sybase dbQ

•	Replication Server

Each of these products comes with a plug-in module for Sybase Central. When you install the product, its Sybase Central plug-in is also installed. When you next start Sybase Central, the new product automatically "plugs in" to Sybase Central and appears in the main window.

For special situations, you can also manually control the plug-ins that appear in Sybase Central.

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Managing plug-ins

In most cases, you never have to manage plug-ins yourself. If you install a product that comes with a Sybase Central plug-in, it is automatically registered with Sybase Central and appears in your next Sybase Central session.

If, however, you don't want a product to appear in Sybase Central (for whatever reason), you can unregister ("unplug") it. You can then re-register it later if you wish.

To manage Sybase Central plug-ins:

1	StartSybase Central.

2	Click Plug-ins in the Tools menu or pop-up menu.
This shows all plug-ins that are registered (plugged in) in Sybase Central, including their individual version numbers.

3	Use the controls to register or unregister the various plug-ins.

Notes:

•	Sybase Central has its own version number, separate from the plug-in version numbers.
To see Sybase Central's version number, click About Sybase Central in the Help menu.

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Getting pop-up help in a dialog

You can get instant help for every control in every dialog in Sybase Central.

To get help for a particular control, do one of the following:

1	Click the [image] button in the upper-right corner of the dialog, then click the help cursor on the control.

2	Right-click the control, then click What’s This? in the pop-up menu.

3	Make the control active (e.g., by tabbing to it), then press F1.

This opens a pop-up window that describes the control.

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Overview of connection profiles

When you first connect to a server or database, you typically enter a user name, password, and (in some cases) other optional connection parameters.

To make subsequent connections to that object easier and faster, you can create a connection profile that saves that group of parameters under a name that you supply. From then on, you can use that profile to connect to the object in one step.

To use and manage connection profiles, click Connection Profiles in the Tools menu.
This opens the connection profile dialog, where you can:

•	Create a new connection profile.

•	Connect using a profile.

•	Edit an existing profile.

•	Set a profile to connect automatically when Sybase Central is started.

•	Delete profiles.

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Creating a new connection profile

To create a new connection profile:

1	Open the connection profile dialog.

2	Click New.

3	In the profile name dialog, enter a Name and Type for the new profile.

4	In the connection dialog, enter the desired values.

You can then use the profile to:

•	connect now

•	connect automatically each time you start Sybase Central.

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Connecting using a profile

To connect to a server or database using an existing connection profile:

1	Open the connection profile dialog.

2	Do one of the following:

•	Select the profile in the list, then click Connect.

•	Double-click the profile.

Once you connect to a server or database, its icon is shown (or updated) in the main window.

You can then administer the object and its contents by navigating and selecting in its object tree.

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Editing a connection profile

To edit the parameters of an existing connection profile:

1	Open the connection profile dialog.

2	Select the profile in the list.

3	Click Edit.

4	In the connection dialog edit the desired values.

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Setting profiles to connect at startup

To make a profile connect automatically when you next start Sybase Central:

1	Open the connection profile dialog.

2	Select the profile in the list.

3	Click Set Startup to change the current setting.

There are no restrictions on the number of automatic connections that you can have.

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Deleting connection profiles

To delete one or more connection profiles:

1	Open the connection profile dialog.

2	Select the desired profiles.

3	Click Delete.

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Layout of the main window

The main Sybase Central window is very similar to the Windows 95 Explorer.

The main window is split into two panels:

1	The left panel shows the object tree (a hierarchical view of objects, such as servers and databases).
Note that the left panel only shows the containers in the object tree. It does not show objects that are not containers of other objects. For example, the left panel may show a Columns folder (a container), but not the columns themselves (shown in the right panel instead).

2	The right panel shows the contents of the currently selected container. You can change the appearance of the right-panel view to show large icons, small icons, a multi-column list, or a detailed list.

The main window also has a toolbar and status bar.

Once you connect to a database, server or product module, you can administer it by navigating and selecting its objects in the main window.

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Changing the right-panel view

In the right panel of the main window, you can show objects as:

•	Large Icons - shown left to right, top to bottom, labeled underneath

•	Small Icons - shown left to right, top to bottom, labeled on right

•	List - small icons, but shown top to bottom, left to right (as many columns as necessary)

•	Details - small icons, but shown top to bottom, with columns for name, comment, and other properties

To change the view, do one of the following:

•	Choose the desired view from the View menu or the right panel's pop-up menu.

•	Click the appropriate view button in the main toolbar.

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Navigating in panels

In the left and right panels, there are several ways to navigate through the object tree.

To open a container, double-click it. This expands the container so that:

•	the left panel shows all containers in it, and

•	the right panel shows its contents.

To expand a container in the left panel without changing the right panel, click its [image] button in the left panel.

To close an open container, double-click it (or click its [image] button in the left panel). This collapses the container in the left panel by hiding the containers in it.

To move up one level in the object tree (for example, from a given table to the Tables folder), click the Up One Level button in the main toolbar.

You can also move up in the object tree by choosing objects in the object-tree drop-down combo box (above the left panel). This is handy when the part of the tree that you want to select has scrolled out of sight in the left panel.

You can also use the arrow keys to navigate through the object tree.

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Navigating using the keyboard

You can use the arrow keys to navigate through the object tree:

•	In the left panel:

•	The up/down keys move up and down in the list of containers.

•	The right/left keys open and close the selected container.

•	In the right panel:

•	The up/down keys move up and down in the list of objects.

•	The right/left keys scroll the panel.


Selecting objects in panels

In either panel, clicking an object selects that object.

If you select a container in the left panel, the right panel shows its contents.

In the left panel, you can only select one object at a time. In the right panel, you can select several objects at a time.

The Select All command in the Edit menu selects all objects in the right panel.

The Invert Selection command reverses which objects are selected and which are not.

Right-clicking an object opens a pop-up menu of commands for that object.

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Refreshing the main window

While you are working in Sybase Central, other users are able to make changes to the Sybase Central plug-ins that may result in a change to the file structure (provided they have sufficient permissions). This means that the structure of the object tree could change while you are examining it in Sybase Central.

To ensure that you are always viewing the most up to date information, Sybase Central provides two Refresh commands in the View menu. These commands query Sybase Central and it's plug-ins to get up-to-date information:

•	Refresh Folder refreshes your view of the currently expanded container.

•	Refresh All refreshes your view of all expanded containers.

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Using the main toolbar

The main window’s toolbar (shown below) provides you with graphic buttons for common commands.

Click a button above to see a description of what it does.

To show or hide the toolbar, click Toolbar in the View menu.

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Using the main status bar

In the main window, the status bar shows a brief summary of menu commands as you navigate through the menus.

To show or hide the status bar, click Status Bar in the View menu.

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Ending your Sybase Central session

To quit Sybase Central, click Exit in the File menu.

This disconnects from all connected servers and databases, then exits the Sybase Central application.

Notes:

•	If you try to exit Sybase Central while editing the code of a procedure, view, or trigger, Sybase Central prompts you first to commit any unsaved changes.

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Overview of the code editor

Sybase Central’s code editor is a separate window for displaying, editing, and printing code. Beyond the standard text-editing functions, it provides:

•	automatic syntax highlighting

•	language-sensitive indenting

•	automatic formulation of DDL statements

•	unlimited Undo and Redo

•	drag and drop editing (you can drag selected text to a new location in the code)

•	ability to set the display font

•	ability to find and replace text, and to jump to specific line numbers

•	ability to open from and save to external files

•	ability to print the code

•	a toolbar and status bar

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Setting the display font

You can customize the display font used in the code editor. This font setting is remembered between sessions.

To set the font in the code editor window:

1	Open the font dialog by doing one of the following:

•	In the View menu, click Change Font.

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Change Font button.

2	Choose the desired font settings.

To make the current font bigger or smaller, do one of the following:

•	In the View menu, click Increase Font Size (or Decrease Font Size).

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Increase Font Size button (or Decrease Font Size button).

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Finding text in the code editor

To search for specific text in the code editor window:

1	In the code, position the cursor where you want to start the search.

2	Open the find window by doing one of the following:

•	In the Search menu, click Find.

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Find button.

3	Enter the desired values.

4	Click Find Next.

The find window is modeless - you can keep it open while editing text in the editor window.

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Replacing text in the code editor

To replace specific text in the code editor window:

In the code window, position the cursor where you want to start the search.

1	In the Search menu, click Replace.

2	Enter the desired values.

3	Click Replace or Replace All.

The replace window is modeless - you can keep it open while editing text in the editor window.

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Jumping to a line number

To jump to a specific line number in the code editor window:

1	Open the go-to dialog by doing one of the following:

•	In the Search menu, click Go To Line.

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Go To Line button.

2	Enter the desired line number.

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Opening an external file in the code editor

If you have code stored as a text file on your system, you can load it directly into the code editor.

To open an external text file into the code editor window:

1	Open the file dialog by doing one of the following:

•	In the File menu, click Open From File.

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Open From File button.

2	Locate the desired file. By default, Sybase Central looks for files ending in .SQL.

The text loaded from the file replaces any existing text in the editor window.

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Saving code as an external file

It is possible to save code that has been written in the code editor to an external file so that it can be reused elsewhere (in another application like ISQL, for example).

To save the current code in the editor as an external text file:

1	Open the file dialog by doing one of the following:

•	In the File menu, click Save To File.

•	In the editor toolbar, click the Save To File button.

2	Choose a location and name for the new file.
By default, Sybase Central provides a file extension of .SQL.

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Printing code

To print the current contents of the editor window, do one of the following:

•	Click Print in the File menu.

•	Click the Print button in the editor toolbar.

This opens the standard print dialog.

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Using the code editor's toolbar

The code editor’s toolbar (shown below) provides you with graphic buttons for common commands.

Click a button above to see a description of what it does.

To show or hide the toolbar, click Toolbar in the View menu.

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Using the code editor's status bar

In the editor window, the status bar shows the following:

•	a brief summary of menu commands as you navigate through the menus

•	status messages when searching, etc.

•	total number of lines in the current code

•	the current line number and column number

•	indicators for Caps Lock and Num Lock

To show or hide the status bar, click Status Bar in the View menu.

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Product not installed

This product isn’t supported in your current Sybase Central configuration.

For Sybase Central to manage a given database product or tool (for example, Adaptive Server Anywhere), you must install the appropriate Sybase Central components for that product.

Sybase Central typically ships with support for one or more database products. The product components that you received depend on your version of Sybase Central.

For more information on other product components for Sybase Central, contact Sybase Customer Support.


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Opening a creation sheet or wizard

To create an object:

1	Open the folder that contains objects of that type.

2	Do one of the following:

•	In the right panel, double-click the Add <object> template.

•	Select the template, then click Open in the File menu or pop-up menu.

•	Click New and then the  <object> in the File menu or the right panel's pop-up menu.

Depending on the type of object, this opens a wizard or blank property sheet for the new object.


 Starting a wizard

To start a wizard, do one of the following:

1	In the right panel, double-click the wizard's template.

2	Select the template, then click Open in the File menu or pop-up menu.


Starting a utility

To start a utility, do one of the following:

1	In the right panel, double-click the utility's icon.

2	Select the icon, then click Open in the File menu or pop-up menu.


Opening a property sheet

To open an object's property sheet, you can do any of the following:

1	Select the object, then click Properties in the File menu or pop-up menu.

2	Select the object, then click the Properties button in the toolbar.

3	Double-click the object.
Note: If the object is a container (for example, a table), this expands the object instead.


Editing an object's code

To edit an object's code, do one of the following:

1	Select the object, then click Open in the File menu or pop-up menu.

2	Double-click the object.

This opens a code-editor window and displays the object's code.


Executing code in the editor

To execute code in the editor, do one of the following:

1	Click Execute Script in the File menu.

2	Click the Execute Script button in the editor toolbar.


Deleting an object

To delete objects, select them and do any of the following:

1	Click Delete in the File menu or pop-up menu.

2	Click the Delete button in the main toolbar.

3	Press the Delete key (Del on some keyboards).

Sybase Central asks you to confirm the deletions.


Using an object's pop-up menu

In the main window, each object has a convenient pop-up menu of relevant commands.

To use the pop-up menu for an object:

1	Right click the object.

2	In the pop-up menu, click the desired command.

To use a pop-up menu for several objects at once:

Select the desired objects.

1	Right-click one of the selected objects.

2	In the pop-up menu, click the desired command.


 Go to a different folder

Shows the current folder, and allows you to move up in the object tree  by choosing a higher-level folder.

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Up One Level

Moves up one level in the object tree  (for example, from a given table to the Tables folder).

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Connect

Connects to a database, server or product module.

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Disconnect

Disconnects from a connected database, server or product module.


 Cut

Places the selected objects in the clipboard. The selected objects are not removed from their current location until they are pasted elsewhere.


 Copy

Places a copy of the selected objects in the clipboard.


 Paste

Pastes the objects in the clipboard into the current container. If the objects were Cut, they are then removed from their original location.


Delete

Deletes the selected objects.


Properties

Opens the selected object’s property sheet.


Large Icon

Shows objects in the right panel as large icons, arranged left to right, top to bottom.

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Small Icon

Shows objects in the right panel as small icons, arranged left to right, top to bottom.

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List

Shows objects in the right panel as small icons, arranged in as many columns as necessary.

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Details

Shows objects in the right panel as small icons, top to bottom, with columns for name, type, and other properties.

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Open From File

Loads text from an external file (for example, a text file containing SQL commands), replacing any existing text in the editor.

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 Save To File

Saves the text in the editor to an external text file.

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Print

Prints the text in the editor.

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Execute Script

Executes the code in the code editor as DDL against the database’s definition.

For example, when editing an existing procedure, clicking Execute Script would run the ALTER PROCEDURE statement against the database’s definition, thereby updating that procedure.

Note: Execute Script does not actually execute the procedure itself against data.


 Cut

Removes the selected text from the editor and places it in the clipboard.


Copy

Places a copy of the selected text in the clipboard.


Paste

Pastes the text in the clipboard into the editor at the cursor.


 Undo

Reverses the effect of your most recent change to the text. You can undo your actions in succession back to the original state of the text when you entered the editor.


Redo

Used immediately after an Undo command, this reverses the effect of the Undo. If you have used Undo several times in succession, you can also Redo these changes in succession.


Clear

Removes the selected text from the editor (without affecting the clipboard).


Change Font

Opens the font selection dialog to change the font, size, style, and so on.

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Increase Font Size

Changes to the next biggest font size available.

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Decrease Font Size

Changes to the next smallest font size available.

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Find

Opens the find dialog to search for specific text.

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Go To Line

Opens the go-to dialog to jump to a specific line number.

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A container that only contains other objects, and has no inherent properties of its own.


In Sybase Central, an object that holds other objects.

Some containers (such as tables) are actual objects in themselves (as well as holding other objects). Other containers (such as the Columns folder in a table) are only folders - they don’t have any inherent properties of their own.


The hierarchy of objects that Sybase Central can manage.

The top level of the object tree shows all products that your version of Sybase Central supports.

Each product expands to reveal its own sub-tree of objects.


A named set of connection parameters (user name, password, server name, and so on).


A special dialog, usually organized as a series of pages, that guides you through the steps of a complex task.


In the right panel, a special icon that performs a task.

Most templates help you create new objects of a certain type. For example, the Add Index template opens a  wizard. that helps you create an index.


A dialog that shows the properties of an object. The properties are arranged on one or more tabbed pages. Some properties may be editable, while others are read-only.


Click an object using the right mouse button (instead of the left mouse button).


A real-time graph that shows performance statistics from a running server.


The color and line style of a statistic in the performance monitor.


The SQL dialect used in Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise.

Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere (a separate product from Adaptive Server Enterprise) supports a large subset of Transact-SQL.


The SQL dialect used in Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere.

Watcom-SQL conforms closely to ANSI SQL.


A module, stored as a file, that adds support for a specific product to Sybase Central.

Plug-ins are usually installed and registered automatically with Sybase Central when you install the respective product.

Typically, a plug-in appears as a top-level container in the Sybase Central main window, using the name of the product itself (for example, Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere).


# IDH_sccsh_global_cancelCloses this dialog without saving your changes.


Closes this dialog and saves your changes.


Closes this dialog.


Opens a standard file dialog to help you locate a file.


The name of this object.

When creating objects, this provides a place for you to name the new object.

Certain types of objects can be renamed if you have the proper permissions.


The type of object.

Examples: table, primary key, user


Shows a summary of the properties of the selected object.


Opens the property sheet of the selected object.


Allows you to select the type of connection.

Example: Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere, Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, PowerDynamo

Note: The types available depend on your Sybase Central configuration.


Shows all currently defined connection profiles, and whether they are automatically connected each time Sybase Central is started.

Shortcut: Double-click a profile to Connect.

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Connects using the selected profile.

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Closes this dialog.

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Allows you to create a new connection profile.

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Provides a place for you to type the name of the new profile.

Example: sademo as dba


Accepts the new profile name and opens the connection dialog.


Edits the parameters of the selected profile.

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Deletes the selected profile (asks for confirmation first).

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Toggles the automatic-startup option for the selected profile.

When this option is turned on, the profile is automatically connected each time Sybase Central is started.

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Closes this dialog.

Can also shift this program’s control into an alternate state.


Provides a place for you to type the text to search for.

You can also choose from a pop-up list of recent search items.


Provides options to search up or down in the code.


Searches up from the current position in the code.

If no occurrence is found when the top is reached, the search automatically wraps around to the bottom of the code.


Searches down from the current position in the code.

If no occurrence is found when the bottom is reached, the search automatically wraps around to the top of the code.


Finds the text only where it occurs as a separate word.


Finds the text only where it exactly matches the upper- and lower-case that you typed.


Finds the next occurrence of the specified text.

You can keep clicking this button (or the Find Next command in the Search or right-click menus) to move to successive occurrences of the text.


Provides a place for you to type the new text that will replace the old text.

You can also choose from a pop-up list of recent replacements.


Replaces the found text with the new text, then automatically finds the next occurrence.


Replaces all occurrences at once. The status bar reports the total number of changes.

To undo all changes made by clicking Replace All once, click Undo immediately afterward.


Provides a place for you to type the line number to go to.

You can also use the up/down buttons to change the number.


Closes the dialog and jumps to the supplied line number.


Brief explanation of the performance statistic.


Adds this statistic to (or removes it from) the performance monitor window.


Provides options for setting the update interval of the monitor window.


Provides a place for you to type the number of seconds between updates in the monitor window.

Note: Setting very short intervals for updates can skew some statistics (like Cache Reads/sec) that are affected by the queries done by the performance monitor itself.


Resets the update interval to the default of 10 seconds.


Provides options for setting the horizontal grid lines in the monitor window.


Hides the grid lines in the monitor window.


Draws a horizontal grid line at the 50% interval in the monitor window.


Draws horizontal grid lines at 25% intervals in the monitor window.


Draws horizontal grid lines at 10% intervals in the monitor window.


Allows you to select a color for plotting this statistic.


Allows you to select a line style for plotting this statistic.


Shows how the statistic will look using the selected color and style.


Shows all current connections for your Sybase Central session.


Disconnects the selected connection (asks for confirmation first), then exits this dialog.


Opens a connection dialog for the selected product.


Shows the name and version of each plug-in currently available in Sybase Central.

Note: Sybase Central has its own version number.

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Allows you to load a plug-in to use in Sybase Central.

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Provides a place for you to type the filename of the plug-in to register in Sybase Central.

You can also click Browse to locate the file.

The filename should be SCxxxxxx.DLL, where xxxxxx depends on the specific plug-in:

The plug-in file should already exist on your PC, installed as part of the respective software.

If you supply just the filename itself (with no path), Sybase Central will look for it in:

♦	♦	Sybase Central's current working directory (the probable location)

♦	♦	your search path (defined by the PATH environment variable)

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Closes this dialog and registers the specified plug-in in Sybase Central.

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Removes the selected plug-in from use in Sybase Central.

Note: This does not delete the actual plug-in file from your PC - it just stops Sybase Central from using it until you register it again.

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Shows a listing of all the currently available plug-ins for Sybase Central. Check the boxes of the components that you wish to manage in Sybase Central.


 Allows you to type the filename of a plug-in to use in Sybase Central.


 Click the plus sign next to an item to view the folders it contains.


 The currently selected folder.