Sorry placed a ';' after the \d statement everything's fine
Blaine Simpson wrote:
This works with Oracle.
Do you have read perms for that table? Please run the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM scheme.TABLE WHERE 1 = 2;
(use your schema and table name, of course). What happens?
Sebastian Kloska wrote:
Btw I checked out SqlTool on Sybase Anywhere 7.x. Bails out when issuing
\d scheme.TABLE
i.e when trying to access tables not owned by the current user
with
"Syntax error near 'WHERE'"
Cheers
S.,
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