I broke the forum!

I broke the SQL Anywhere forum!

I broke it by posting a too-big image in a comment on this question. I immediately tried to delete it, but the forum had stopped responding altogether (it's working now, and the comment is gone).

I'm sorry... but I'm not sorry... maybe it will help with the diagnosis of persistent performance problems on the forum.


Oh, yeah, the image... it was this classic Dilbert:

Update: Wasn't my fault after all, but it was fun for a while, thinking I was Mr. Robot!

Did You Know? Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool

Did you know that Windows 7 has a Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool?

It really isn't the nineties any more, when you had to buy special software and wait for hours to check your RAM for problems.


Tip: Look in Event Viewer - Windows Logs - System for an Information - MemoryDiagnostics-Results event to confirm that "The Windows Memory Diagnostic tested the computer's memory and detected no errors".

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Did You Know? posts are brief.

Did You Know? posts assume you know how to type "How do I [do some thing]?" into Google.

And how to use the Google site: operator.

For example...

how do i check memory site:microsoft.com

and then...

where does windows memory diagnostic store results

Did You Know? posts will not contain links to anything.
Did You Know? posts are Virtual Watercooler Conversations for people who don't get out much.
Did You Know? posts are for me, not you, but you can read them if you want :)

OK, I lied, there is a link.. to Dilbert... Did you know that dilbert.com now has transcripts?

Latest SQL Anywhere Updates: 17 for Windows, Linux

SQL Anywhere 17 is now available for Windows (build 1062) and Linux.

SAP SQL Anywhere 17 Developer Edition Registration Announcing SQL Anywhere 17! by Chris Kleisath SQL Anywhere 17 Documentation - At your fingertips! by Laura Nevin

Current builds for the active platforms

A - Z Index Support Packages and Patches Note: There is a separate page for A - Z Index Installations and Upgrades. Click on S An SAP "S0099999999" user id and password will be requested. You have to buy SQL Anywhere to get one (see below). Click on SYBASE SQL ANYWHERE The browser right-mouse button has been disabled. The browser Back button button has been messed up. Use the links to back up. Click on SYBASE SQL ANYWHERE 12.0 Linux on x86_64 64bit 12.0.1.4224 14.02.2015 Windows on x64 64bit 12.0.1.4278 18.06.2015 Click on SYBASE SQL ANYWHERE 16.0 Linux on x86_64 64bit 16.0.0.2138 30.06.2015 Windows on x64 64bit 16.0.0.2127 27.05.2015 Your SAP "S0099999999" user id and password may be requested multiple times.

Other Stuff

Recommended ODBC Drivers for MobiLink Only drivers for MobiLink 16 are shown. SAP Store - SAP SQL Anywhere Scroll down to "Configure - Select License" to see the Workgroup Edition.

[links checked July 17, 2015]