Re: Oracle to DB2 Gateways

You may also want to consider PeerDirect Replication Engine (PDRE). PDRE provides a robust and scalable replication solution that supports bi-directional replication in heterogeneous environments. With PDRE, each replicated site is entirely autonomous from the others, so that if one or more database servers, machines, or network segments are unavailable, users at the functioning sites are able to continue doing their work; they are not locked out of their system simply because a machine on the other side of the country is not working. This type of reliability means greater productivity for your organization, and brings with it lower operating costs. When the unavailable database servers, machines, or network segments come back online, PDRE continues from where it left off, with no impact on users anywhere on the entire replication network (and without manual administrator intervention). For a comparison of replication technologies take a look at our Comparing Replication Technologies White Paper available at "http://www.peerdirect.com/Products/WhitePapers/ComparingTechs.asp"

Jason Burjaw
PeerDirect, Inc.

dennis.lewthwaite_at_powergen.co.uk (Dennis) wrote in message news:<5cfdb754.0107260610.426128f3_at_posting.google.com>...
> We are currently initiating a project which will require a gateway
> from Oracle to DB2. The 2 obvious candidates are The Oracle Gateway
> and DB2 datajoiner from IBM. As the project is in the early stages it
> does not matter which side is the initiator. Has anyone any
> experience of these (good or bad) or of any other product set which
> may provide similar functionality. Many thanks D.
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