The Sybase WorkSpace integrated development environment enables database development across its components.
Create a Physical Data Model and design physical objects, such as standard database objects
Reverse engineer a database schema
Generate a database script or ODBC
See the Sybase PowerDesigner collection in the online bookshelf for more information.
Create a database to use in developing applications
Create a database service that enables connection to a database server hosting multiple databases
Create SQL files for organizing complex SQL statements
Edit procedural objects including stored procedures, triggers, and Adaptive Server Anywhere/Sybase IQ event handlers and user-defined functions
View execution plans and results from SQL queries
Create Adaptive Server Enterprise nonsharable temporary tables
Edit data in tables referenced in procedural objects
Use Replication Server to perform administrative tasks, including creating and managing replication definitions, publications, articles, and subscriptions
Connect to heterogeneous data sources, such as real-time, historical, and third-party data.
Use the tooling to develop federation capabilities to combine data from these sources. Provision or search for data sources and import or create schema models to build data services.
Create a Web application that uses a DataWindow object to retrieve, present, and manipulate data from a relational database.
Create a mobile application that requires a database connection
Create a database service that enables connection to a database server hosting multiple databases
Add a stored procedure or SQL query operation to a database service
Import a SQL query for SQL operation of a database service
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