Hi,

Does anyone know where to download ASE 10???

Thank you.

max wrote:

> Does anyone know where to download ASE 10???

ASE 10?

-am © 2003

I mean Adaptive Server Enterprise v.10. Right now the only available
version on Sybase.com is ASE v.12.5, but I really need ASE v.10 for
some testing.

"Karl Ritter" <zzb26@mail.com> wrote in message news:<3f0b296b$0$4571$79c14f64@nan-newsreader-01.noos.net>...
> I think he ment
>
> Sybase SQL Server Release 10
>
>
> "Anthony Mandic" <i9@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3F0A3FDC.8318289B@hotmail.com...
> > max wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know where to download ASE 10???
> >
> > ASE 10?
> >
> > -am © 2003

max wrote:
>
> I mean Adaptive Server Enterprise v.10. Right now the only available
> version on Sybase.com is ASE v.12.5, but I really need ASE v.10 for
> some testing.

Well, first some nomenclature. There was no ASE 10. It was
called Sybase SQL Server 10. The name was changed to ASE with
version 11.5.

As for version 10, you'd be lucky to find an old copy since
its '93 or '94 vintage. I'd be curious to know what you'd need
to test with it though.

-am © 2003

Anthony Mandic <jf@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:3F0E30CD.8C7A628A@hotmail.com:

> Well, first some nomenclature. There was no ASE 10. It was
> called Sybase SQL Server 10. The name was changed to ASE with
> version 11.5.

At that time, Sybase also issued a statement that version 11.0 would
retroactively be called Adaptive Server Enterprise...

Lyle H. Gray wrote:

> Anthony Mandic <jf@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:3F0E30CD.8C7A628A@hotmail.com:
>
>> Well, first some nomenclature. There was no ASE 10. It was
>> called Sybase SQL Server 10. The name was changed to ASE with
>> version 11.5.
>
> At that time, Sybase also issued a statement that version 11.0 would
> retroactively be called Adaptive Server Enterprise...

None of which answers the original question. To wit, you cannot download
System 10 (which is what it was first called, I believe). System 10 was
out dated a l o n g time ago. If you have a support contract with
Sybase, they *may* be amenable to getting you a copy from the archives, I
don't know. Prepared to bet that they would not offer you any support
though ;-)

dowen
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