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May want to consider Sybase replication server which will talk to both of those DBs and do the job -bruce
"Alan Hopkins" <ahop_at_cyberia.com> on 11/10/99 01:13:11 PM
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The scenario is a new intranet data collection application (ORACLE on NT) that will obsolete a respective application over a couple of years (DB2 on AS400)
I need to allow data to be persisted in an ORACLE database and replicate the data into DB2 on a 400. This replication (thank goodness) is one-way,
What would you do?
I need to be able to queue the updates as the AS400 periodically goes
offline, yet the new application hat 'feeds' it is up 24x7. The replication
should occur at least 'near real time' (every 1/2 hour at least) and real
time if possible.
I know well how to create a snapshot.... but how best to write to the Db2 database on the AS400 from NT?
Thanks for any help you can give me on this one.
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