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Should I remove PixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Client?What percent of users and experts removed it?1% remove it99% keep itWhat do people think about it?Be the first to rate (click star to rate)VersionsVersionDistribution16.00.1324100.00% OverviewPixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Client is a program developed by iAnywhere Solutions. The software installer includes 98 files. A majority of the PCs this is running on, most OS versions are Windows 10. The distribution of this has mostly been seen in the United States.Program detailsInstallation folder: C:\Program Files\sql anywhere 16\bin32Uninstaller: MsiExec.exe /I{727094E0-92C0-4E8F-9461-F54B51302268}(The Windows Installer is used for the installation, maintenance, and removal.)Language: English (United States)Files installed by PixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Clientdboftsp.dll - Adaptive Server Anywhere (Old Database Format Tool Support Utility)dbunlspt.exe - Adaptive Server Anywhere Database Unload Support Enginedbusde.dll - Adaptive Server Anywhere Language Stringsdbusen.dlldbuses.dlldbusfr.dlldbusit.dlldbusja.dlldbusko.dlldbuslt.dlldbuspl.dlldbuspt.dlldbusru.dlldbustw.dlldbusuk.dlldbuszh.dllcreatecert.exe (by SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company) - SQL Anywhere (Certificate Creation Utility)createkey.exe (by SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company) - Key Pair Generator Utilitydbbackup.exe - SQL Anywhere Backup Utilitydbcapi.dll - SQLAnywhere C APIdbcis16.dll - SQL Anywhere Omnidbclrenv16.dll - SQL Anywhere External CLR Environmentdbcon16.dll - SQL Anywhere Connection and ODBC Dialog Displaydbconsole.exe - SQL Anywhere Remote Server Consoledbctrs16.dll - SQL Anywhere Performance Utilitydbdsn.exe - SQL Anywhere DB Client Utilitydbelevate16.exe - SQL Anywhere elevated operations agentdbeng16.exe - SQL Anywhere Personal Serverdberase.exe - SQL Anywhere Erase Utilitydbextclr16.exe - iAnywhere.SAClrClassLoaderdbextenv16.dll - SQL Anywhere External Environment Communicationdbexternc16.exe - SQL Anywhere External C Environmentdbextf.dll - SQL Anywhere External Interface DLLdbextfunc.dlldbfhide.exe - SQL Anywhere Command File Hiding Utilitydbfips16.dll - SQL Anywhere FIPS Librarydbhist.exe - SQL Anywhere Histogram Utilitydbicu16.dll - SQL Anywhere International Components For Unicodedbicudt16.dll - SQL Anywhere Data for International Components For Unicodedbinfo.exe - SQL Anywhere Information Utilitydbinit.exe - SQL Anywhere Initialization Utilitydbisql.exe - SQL Anywhere ISQLdbisqlc.exedbjdbc16.dll - SQL Anywhere JDBC Driverdbjodbc16.dll - SQL Anywhere JDBC-ODBC Bridgedblang.exe - SQL Anywhere Language Selection Utilitydblgde16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (German)dblgen16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (English)dblges16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Spanish)dblgfr16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (French)dblgit16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Italian)dblgja16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Japanese)dblgko16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Korean)dblglt16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Lithuanian)dblgpl16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Polish)dblgpt16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Brazilian Portuguese)dblgru16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Russian)dblgtw16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Traditional Chinese)dblguk16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Ukranian)dblgzh16.dll - SQL Anywhere Language Strings (Simplified Chinese)dblib16.dll - SQL Anywhere ESQL InterfaceHow do I remove PixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Client?You can uninstall PixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Client from your computer by using the Add/Remove Program feature in the Window's Control Panel.On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screen's bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following:Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall a Program.Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs.When you find the program PixelPoint - SAP Sybase 16 Server and Client, click it, and then do one of the following:Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall.Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab

Tools]. How do I determine the names of the databases that are running on a server? Execute the following statement to the names of the databases running on a server: SELECT DB_NAME(Number) FROM sa_db_list(); Execute the following statement to return a number of databases running on a server: SELECT * FROM sa_db_list(); See sa_db_list system procedure and DB_NAME function [System]. Can I install and run two different versions of SQL Anywhere on the same computer? Yes, you can install multiple major versions of SQL Anywhere on the same computer. For example, SQL Anywhere 9.0.2, 10.0.1, 11.0.1, and 12.0.1 can all be installed and run independently. However, you must use caution when starting a SQL Anywhere executable that has the same name in multiple versions (for example, dbisql or dbinit) to ensure that you are starting the correct version of the application. You can either specify the full absolute path using environment variables such as SQLANY12, or ensure the version of SQL Anywhere you want is specified first in your path. See Utility versions and the upgrade process. Can I install and run two copies of the same major version of SQL Anywhere on the same computer? For SQL Anywhere 10 and earlier for Windows using the SQL Anywhere installer Yes, you can install multiple copies of the same version of SQL Anywhere on the same computer. However, the SQL Anywhere installation program registers some drivers and components in the Windows registry, and there is only one copy of the registry. As a result, the ODBC and OLE DB drivers from the most recent installation are used. Similarly, there is only one set of Start menu shortcuts. They point to the most recently installed copy of SQL Anywhere. For SQL Anywhere 11 and later for Windows using the SQL Anywhere installer No, you can only install a single copy of SQL Anywhere 11 on a computer. For SQL Anywhere 12 and earlier for Linux or Unix using the SQL Anywhere installer Yes, you can install multiple versions in different locations. However, on Linux, if you choose to install application menu items, each user can only have one set of application menu items. They point to the most recently installed copy of SQL Anywhere. For deployed embedded database applications Yes, deployed embedded database applications that include SQL Anywhere can be deployed with other SQL Anywhere installations on the same computer. On Windows

Operating systems, the ODBC and OLE DB driver names in the registry should include the name of the application in which they are embedded. For example, the ODBC driver name SQL Anywhere 12 should be renamed application-name SQL Anywhere 12. See Database and application deployment and ODBC driver configuration. Is it better to have one database server for each database or should I run multiple databases on a single database server? You should run multiple databases on a single database server because this configuration optimizes the use of computer resources. Having multiple database servers running on the same computer may result in a competition for resources, and (with dynamic cache resizing) this configuration may result in degraded or unpredictable performance. Degraded or unpredictable performance may be acceptable if you need to stop one database server for maintenance without affecting the others, or if you need to isolate errors to a single database server. You should verify that you are correctly licensed for the installation option that you choose. For more information, see Multiple databases running on a single database server. Why is the size of my database increasing, or not decreasing as expected? How do I create an effective backup and recovery plan? See the following: Backup and recovery plan design See the tech note titled What Backup, Recovery, and Disaster Recovery Mean to Your SQL Anywhere Databases ( What do I do when an assertion failure occurs? How do I report a bug? How do I improve the performance of my application or database server? See the following documents: How do I upgrade my SQL Anywhere software? Why is my application running slower after an upgrade? SQL Anywhere performs best when the database is created with the same major version as the database server. Rebuild the database if you are experiencing performance problems and no longer need to run the database on earlier versions of SQL Anywhere. See Database rebuilds and Performance monitoring and diagnostic tools. Why does my application not work after an upgrade? SQL Anywhere developers strive to ensure that applications continue to work after an upgrade. However, your application may be affected by behavior changes and the removal of previously supported features. To determine if behavior changes have been made to your version of SQL Anywhere, or if features have been removed or deprecated, select the section relevant to your version of SQL Anywhere. See SQL

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