Sybase support

Guys
Is there any information on being able to use SQL developer for connecting to Sybase SQL server. Not for migration but in a manner similar to connecting to MS SQL.
Thanks

We will add support for Sybase in the future. This work will get done as we extend our migration capability to cover Sybase. It is next on our list to add. Browsing support is a by product of this effort.
What version of Sybase do you use? We are currently looking at supporting only versions 12 and 15
No availability dates yet that I can give you though.
Donal

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