In sybase, we can have multiple users associated to same
login ,each corresponds to different databases, right? how
can we login to one database with corresponding user id?

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In sybase, we can have multiple users associated to same login ,each corresponds to different datab..

Answer / rashmita

Yes, it’s possible that we can login to one database with
corresponding user id. Because we can have multiple users
associated to same login, each corresponds to different
database, so
We can login to one database with corresponding user id by
issuing command from command prompt
is : isql –U_user id –P_password –D database_name

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In sybase, we can have multiple users associated to same login ,each corresponds to different datab..

Answer / sandip

Yes I believe so.
This question really doesnt making any sense.

The question might be denoting role here or it simply means
alias.

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In sybase, we can have multiple users associated to same login ,each corresponds to different datab..

Answer / kk

The Question doesnt make any sense, is login suppose to
mean role here?

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