Re: Powerbuilder and Oracle
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 1994 16:11:46 GMT
Message-ID: <CusIBM.BAp_at_ncrcan.canada.ncr.com>
>In article <1994Aug12.124540.24137_at_tron.bwi.wec.com> Judy Bruns writes:
>Does anyone know an efficient (performance and maintenance)
>way of transfering data from Oracle into Watcom through
>Powerbuilder. The tables are named the same and look the same.
>Many have over 100,000 rows.
Judy;
A similar question was asked in another newsgroup I monitor, comp.soft-sys.powerbuilder. Following are a couple of suggestions/responses that I saved.
Response 1
-Reply-To: rkm_at_vectorbd.com -Author: rkm_at_vectorbd.com - - Well, the *easiest* way is to get a copy of Microsoft ACCESS, and do an -append QUERY. ( Really! That's what we do here. :-) - - The second easiest way is to write a small PB app that opens two SQLCA -objects - one for Oracle, and one for WATCOM. Then just append through -them.
Response 2
-Reply-To: talleym_at_ns1.unicomp.net -Author: Micheal D. Talley -Export it out of Oracle into flat ASCII. Then import it into Watcom using -the same script methodology Watcom provides you when it creates the -demo tables.
Hope this helps & good luck.
Jonathan
>All I've come up with is in a loop, fetch from oracle into
>local variables & insert into watcom, repeat till done!
>YUCH!! maintenace is terrible and so is performance!
>
>Thanks,
>Judy BRuns
>bruns_at_vaxec0.bwi.wec.com>
Received on Fri Aug 19 1994 - 18:11:46 CEST