RE: :Sybase

Ed,

I see you have answers on the ddl.  For tables, assuming you want
something more customized than the output from sp_spaceused, you can can
always look at the code for that procedure and go from there.  You might
also take a look at the Rob Vershoor's site, sypron.nl, or Ed Barlow's,
edbarlow.com.

John 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Edward Peschko
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 6:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: DDL::Sybase

All,

Oracle has a very nice perl module associated with it - DDL::Oracle - it
allows for dumping of procedures, indexes, tables, stored procedures,
and so on, in a way that can be highly configured (ie:
sizing can be kept, tweaked or removed, partitioning tweaked, table
allocation changed)

Does something like this exist for sybase? I basically want to be able
to dump a database's ddl out and change how much space is allocated for
each table (likewise with indexes). If not, does anybody have any ideas
on where I could start, aside from scratch?

Thanks,

Ed