Sybase ASE 12.5
Basic Administration
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£27.90 inc postage
Basic Administration is the second in a series of System Administration books on ASE System 12.
This volume covers the basic system administration of ASE 12.5.
Major features are:
- Defining disk space and creating databases
- Defining logins/users/roles and access privileges
- Server and database configuration
- Backup and recovery of user and system databases
- Configuring data cache and large buffer pools
The Expert Series on ASE System 12 produces timely expert level information on System 12 via a series of books each concentrating on specific system administration aspects. Keeping pace with the fast changing content of ASE, each book in the series will provide an up-to-date comprehensive treatment of ASE system administration to allow all levels of expertise to gain from the material. Basic Administration is the second in the series, the first begin Database Consistency and Storage Methods. Further planned modules are: Advanced System Administration, Locking and Concurrency, Optimisation.
The Authors
John Kirkwood is a freelance Database Administrator and Consultant specialising in the performance and design of Sybase systems. John is well known for his presentations on Sybase performance and administration and has written several books on Sybase. John has been working with global replicated systems in the financial sector for far too long and brings many years of practical experience to this book.
Philip Yale is a freelance Database Administrator specialising in Sybase. Philip has worked with Sybase and other relational database systems since 1990, during which time he has gained extensive experience of database installations with a variety of commercial and financial organisations.
© 2002 John Kirkwood & Phillip Yale
