Hi Buddies, Shit happens while you set up SQL Server for OS/2 version 11.0.2: 1. It only can be installed on OS/2 Server. OS/2 Warp "da4 da4 de bu4 xing2"!! 2. The best way to install it is install at first, then exit installation shell and configure lately. 3. Before you configure a new SQL Server, you should add SET SYBASE=C:\SQL11 SET DSQUERY=SYBASE in config.sys. And append C:\SQL11\DLL to LIBPATH and C:\SQL11\BIN to PATH Anther important issue is that you should unset LANG variation in config.sys. This variation often define LANGUAGE as EN_US by Compiler package. You will never run setup process or run SQL Server sucessfully if you don't unset it. SET LANG= at the bottom of config.sys 4. While you configure up BACKUP Server, you will get message: SERVER ERROR: Failed to boot server "SYB_BACKUP", process is running but server is unavailable At this time, you should willy-nilly move forward. Actually, Backup Server has been running! It's only a prank that SQL Server plays :-( Thanx, -M |