Index: W

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Index: W

wait_for_commit option: connection property description	Connection-level properties
wait_for_commit option: description	wait_for_commit option [database]
wait_for_commit option: SQL Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent OID	SQL Anywhere MIB database options
web servers: starting with transport-layer security	Using transport-layer security for SQL Anywhere web services
web servers: unsupported in mirroring systems	Introduction to database mirroring
webservice_namespace_host option: connection property description	Connection-level properties
webservice_namespace_host option: description	webservice_namespace_host option [database]
webservice_namespace_host option: SQL Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent OID	SQL Anywhere MIB database options
web services: database server configuration	-xs server option
web services: starting with transport-layer security	Using transport-layer security for SQL Anywhere web services
web services: webservice_namespace_host option	webservice_namespace_host option [database]
Windows: see also Windows 2000	About This Manual
Windows: see also Windows 2003	About This Manual
Windows: see also Windows CE	About This Manual
Windows: see also Windows XP	About This Manual
Windows: cache size	-c server option
Windows: character sets	ANSI and OEM code pages in Windows
Windows: choosing a collation	Recommended character sets and collations
Windows: code pages	ANSI and OEM code pages in Windows
Windows: default character set	Understanding the locale character set
Windows: event log	The SQL Anywhere database server
Windows: installation registry settings	Registry settings on installation
Windows: installing SNMP	Installing SNMP
Windows: integrated logins	Using integrated logins
Windows: IPv6 support	Using the TCP/IP protocol
Windows: limiting AWE cache size	-cw server option
Windows: locating files	How SQL Anywhere locates files
Windows: services	Understanding Windows services
Windows: TCP/IP	Using TCP/IP with Windows
Windows: threading behavior	Tasks on Windows and Linux
Windows 2000: installing SNMP	Installing SNMP
Windows 2000: integrated logins	Using integrated logins
Windows 2000: IPv6 support	Using the TCP/IP protocol
Windows 2003: installing SNMP	Installing SNMP
Windows CE: -? server option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: @data option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: ALTER DATABASE statement limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: application profiling limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: auditing	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: backup database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: BACKUP statement limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: change log file settings wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -cm server option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: communication encryption	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: configuring databases	Configuring Windows CE databases
Windows CE: configuring SQL Anywhere	Installing SQL Anywhere on a Windows CE device
Windows CE: connecting from a computer	Connecting to a database running on a Windows CE device
Windows CE: connecting from the desktop	Connecting from desktop applications to a Windows CE database
Windows CE: copying databases to your device	Copying a database to your Windows CE device
Windows CE: CREATE DATABASE statement	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: create database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE EVENT statement limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE EXISTING TABLE statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE EXTERNLOGIN statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE FUNCTION statement limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: create maintenance plan wizard has limited support	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE SERVER statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: CREATE TABLE statement limitations	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: creating databases	Creating a Windows CE database
Windows CE: creating ODBC data sources	Creating an ODBC data source to connect to your Windows CE device
Windows CE: creating proxy ports	Creating proxy ports for Windows CE devices
Windows CE: -cw option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: database encryption	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: database mirroring unsupported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: database server options	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: database servers	Running the database server on Windows CE
Windows CE: dbxtract not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: deploying SQL Anywhere	Installation considerations: Deploying SQL Anywhere 10 on Windows Mobile 5
Windows CE: device security	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: directory access servers unsupported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: DROP DATABASE statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: DROP SERVER statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: encryption	Using encryption on Windows CE
Windows CE: erase database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: erasing databases	Erasing a Windows CE database
Windows CE: ESQL sample	The ESQL Sample
Windows CE: external stored procedures not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: extraction utility not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: file locations	Installation directory structure
Windows CE: -gb option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -ge option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -gss option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: iAnywhere JDBC driver not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: ICU	Installation considerations: Using ICU on Windows CE
Windows CE: installation	Installation directory structure
Windows CE: INSTALL JAVA statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: jConnect	Using jConnect on Windows CE
Windows CE: Kerberos unsupported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: LDAP authentication unsupported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: limited collation tailoring support	Configuring Windows CE databases
Windows CE: limited jConnect functionality	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: limited ODBC functionality	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: locating files	How SQL Anywhere locates files
Windows CE: managing databases from Interactive SQL	Tutorial: Managing Windows CE databases with Interactive SQL
Windows CE: managing databases from Sybase Central	Tutorial: Running Windows CE databases from Sybase Central
Windows CE: MAPI message type not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: migrate database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: ODBC sample	The ODBC Sample
Windows CE: Open Client not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: parallel backups not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: personal server not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: proxy ports	Creating proxy ports for Windows CE devices
Windows CE: -qi option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: rebuilding databases	Rebuilding databases on Windows CE
Windows CE: remote data access not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: REMOVE JAVA statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: REORGANIZE TABLE statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: restore database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: sample applications	Using the Windows CE sample applications
Windows CE: sample database	Using the Windows CE sample applications
Windows CE: security	Keeping your Windows CE database secure
Windows CE: server startup options dialog	Specifying server options on Windows CE
Windows CE: setting TEMP file	Registry settings on Windows CE
Windows CE: -s option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: SPX not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: SQL Anywhere installation requirements	Installing SQL Anywhere on a Windows CE device
Windows CE: starting multiple databases	Lesson 2: Starting multiple databases on the Windows CE database server
Windows CE: starting the server	Lesson 1: Starting the database server
Windows CE: START JAVA statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: STOP JAVA statement not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: stopping the server	Lesson 3: Shutting down the database server on Windows CE
Windows CE: subdirectories	Installation directory structure
Windows CE: -tmf option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -tmt option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: transaction log	Using a transaction log on Windows CE
Windows CE: translate log file wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -ua option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -uc option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -ud option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -uf option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -ui option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unload database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported administration tools	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported database server options	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported SQL Anywhere features	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported SQL Remote features	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported SQL statements	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: unsupported Sybase Central wizards	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -u option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: upgrade database wizard not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: user authorization	Introduction to security features
Windows CE: user identification	Introduction to security features
Windows CE: using ODBC data sources	Using ODBC data sources on Windows CE
Windows CE: using SQL Anywhere	SQL Anywhere for Windows CE
Windows CE: using the .NET Compact Framework	Installation considerations: Using the .NET Compact Framework on Windows CE
Windows CE: using the administration utilities	Using the administration utilities on Windows CE
Windows CE: using the ADO.NET sample	The ADO.NET Sample
Windows CE: using the ADOCE sample	The ADOCE Sample
Windows CE: using the SQL Anywhere server example	The SQL Anywhere Server Example
Windows CE: -ut option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -ux option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: VIM message type not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE: -xp option not supported	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
Windows CE proxy ports dialog: using	Creating proxy ports for Windows CE devices
Windows MIT Kerberos client: keytab files	Kerberos clients
Windows Mobile 5: deploying SQL Anywhere	Installation considerations: Deploying SQL Anywhere 10 on Windows Mobile 5
Windows operating systems: starting database servers	Start the database server
Windows Service Manager: about	The Windows Service Manager
Windows services: registry settings	Current user and local machine settings
Windows user groups: integrated logins	Creating integrated logins for Windows user groups
Windows Vista: installing SNMP	Installing SNMP
Windows XP: installing SNMP	Installing SNMP
Windows XP: integrated logins	Using integrated logins
Winsock: required version for clients	DLL protocol option
Winsock: required version for database servers	DLL protocol option
Winsock: using TCP/IP with Windows	Using TCP/IP with Windows
wiring: troubleshooting	Diagnosing wiring problems
WITH GRANT OPTION clause: using	Granting users the right to grant permissions
wizards: backup database	Backing up a database directly to tape
wizards: change log file settings	Changing the location of a transaction log
wizards: create backup images	Making a backup, continuing to use the original transaction log
wizards: create dbspace	Creating a dbspace
wizards: create event	Adding an event to a database
wizards: create group	Creating groups
wizards: create integrated login	Creating an integrated login
wizards: create schedule wizard	Defining schedules
wizards: create service	Creating a Windows service
wizards: create user	Creating new users
wizards: restore database	Restoring an archive backup
wizards: translate log file	Recovering uncommitted operations
wizards: unsupported Sybase Central wizards on Windows CE	SQL Anywhere feature support on Windows CE
wizards: validate database	Validating a database
working with database files: overview	Working with Database Files
working with ODBC data sources: about	Working with ODBC data sources