>I've tried to use the migration utility but it has one problem, that it does
>not allow you to change were it stores the dat file that is created. So if
>you are like me where the software and data sit on different drives you will
>only be able to use the utility if you have enough space on the software
>drive and then manually move the dat file to the right place.
What I do is run the migration tool to point where it creates all the scripts
and then abort it. I then edit the scripts to my satisfaction and execute
in SQL-worksheet. I dont trust the migration tool to load the data
automatically but is saves a lot of time in setting of tables and constraints,
indices etc.
Received on Tue Jul 13 1999 - 20:44:48 CDT
