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BUG #: 15147 (SQLBUG_65) SYMPTOMSFrom the transfer management interface within SQL Server 6.5 Enterprise Manager, if you specify a Sybase System10 server as the source, all objects in the source database come up in the Add/Remove Objects list box as User Defined Datatype. This makes it impossible to transfer tables, stored procedures, and so forth between Sybase System10 and SQL Server 6.5 using the transfer management interface. CAUSEIn Sybase System10 on the UNIX platform (NLM, R6000, SUN, and so on), when bitwise operation is performed with hex number, it always returns 0; for example, (15 & 0xf) returns 0 instead of 15. SQL Server 6.5 Enterprise Manager transfer interface uses (sysobjects.sysstat & 0xf) to determine object type, hence the problem. WORKAROUNDTo work around this problem, use the bulk copy program (BCP) utility instead. STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in SQL Server version 6.5. MORE INFORMATION
SQL Server 6.0 transfer manager works fine because it uses
(sysobjects.sysstat & 15) to determine the object type.
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