Very Computer

I am using Sybase SQL Server 10.0.3 as a backend server and Visual Work
2.5.2 as front end. I am facing DB-Library Error 20003. Can any one tell
me about this.

Regards

Ibraheem

I am using Sybase SQL Server 10.0.3 as backend and Visual Works 2.5.2 as
front end. I am facing this error, Can any one please help me.

Regards

Ibraheem

I'm pretty certain that anything over 20000 is user generated. Meaning that

maybe your "Visual Works" client is calling some stored procedure that does
a 'RAISERROR 20003 "Blah blah blah...".  To see if it's a sybase generated
error
message I look in the release area. Text of all sybase error messages
can be had by looking in the localization files in the Sybase release area.
These files are called "*.loc" an reside in a localization specific
directroy.
I can't remember, but an example would be $SYBASE/locales/us_english/iso_1.

Jim Hardin

Quote:> I am using Sybase SQL Server 10.0.3 as backend and Visual Works 2.5.2 as
> front end. I am facing this error, Can any one please help me.

> Regards

> Ibraheem

: DB-Library Error 20003

Search the *.h files for it.

If it's not in there, it's not coming from Sybase, but from the
user-written code you're invoking.

--
-- Mike Zarlenga

Not exactly.  DB-Library (as opposed to SQL Server) has its own set of
standard error numbers and messages, with the numbers starting at
20000 to distinguish them from SQL Server errors.  DB-Lib error 20003,
in particular, is generated when a server connection times out.

Check the file sybdb.h in the include directory of the OpenClient
software for a detailed listing of all such error numbers and the
corresponding messages.

HTH
Rich Miller

Norwest Mortgage