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Thanks, I solved it! The -S option was exactly as you suggested me before: -SMYDATA This was the server name: the instance declared inside the /opt/sybase/interfaces file (in my example MYDATA), not the "networking" or the CN server name. I hope it would be helpful for some other people.

I already did it: I tried specifying to bcp the Server option, adding -SMyServer And, as said in the first post, I created a new interface file inside my home (I dont have write permissions in /opt/sybase), specifying the server name like MYDATA query tcp ether 127.0.0.1 2000 master...

Actually the license file says it's 11.0.3.3 (docs directory have been removed) so you must be right. I cat /etc/profile and it correctly sets up all the env variables (checked with printenv) as specified in the installation guide, so perhaps the script was removed. I first tried adding `...

Thanks for the support, it could be the cause since I didnt know that I had to initialize it. Anyways there's no SYBASE.sh in the /opt/sybase folder, neither in the /opt/sybase/scripts folder. Could you please give me any hint? Or post the content of this script? I will give this solution...

Hello, I have a sybase installation with SSH access (no root no sudoer). I wrote a simple bash script for bulk copying out a table into a file. If I execute the script from the shell, everything works fine. If I put the script in my crontab, the job returns "Server name not found in interface...