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To which conversion kits are you referring? Do you mean the Visual FoxPro Upsizing Wizard? If so, my experience is that it is too clumsy, slow and otherwise limited. I have (at work) imported data from FoxPro using SQL*Loader. It is a relatively clumsy process (it's a DOS command-line utility), but it does work. I've used it to import a table of over 600,000 records.
Just as I became comfortable with SQL*Loader, I was told that our DBA had an even easier way to do it, using remote views in Access. I haven't seen how to do that, but I'm told it's much faster and easier than SQL*Loader.
I'm not sure if that answers your question, but I hope I was at least close. I, too, am involved in a large FoxPro to Oracle migration effort, and I'd like to hear of your experiences, good and bad. Maybe I can learn something. Thanks!
Henry Hayden
TotalTel
Paul Kolbohm wrote:
> Has anyone out there experience in using the Foxpro conversion Kits.
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> I want to convert tables in foxpro 2.6 to an Oracle 8.0.5 database.
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> Please reply direct to paul.kolbohm_at_mallon.demon.co.uk
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> Regards
> Paul Kolbohm
Received on Fri Jun 02 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT
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