Hi, I suscessfully installed Sybase -- after some tweaking on /etc/init.d/sybase and a Sybase resources file -- on my machine yesterday. Problem is, how do you shut the data server down gracefully? I have tried killall -TERM dataserver, but the log says: "Abnormal exit detected - SQL Server process level execution bindings will be cleared on startup." If Sybase has /<installdir>/install/startserver, then why on Earth it doesn't have a "stopserver?"
Oki ps: the name "startserver" is a bit unfortunate. I spent some time on using srvbuild (an X app for configuring the server) and kept wondering why the server (dataserver) wouldn't want to start. I turned out that I have Coda installed. To start the server, srvbuild uses "startserver" program. When srvbuild wanted to start the server, it ran Coda's startserver, and all I had was "the server already started" (which of course, it was actually a Coda server).
