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Normally it's done one of two ways.
1 - Search for JDBC and use a JDBC connection to transfer data. Craig Pelkie wrote an article in the July/August 2005 Volume 8, Number 4 edition of iSeries 400 Experts Journal entitled "Using Java to access Microsoft SQL Server from RPG".
2 - Use the SPENDMONEY command and buy one of the tools who should be offering their solutions on the list any second now...
(Vendors - I have no problem with that and did not mean to infer that I do.)
Other options are more cryptic and may involve something like exporting your DB2 files to stream files (like tab delimited) and them attempting to import those into SQL Server. I would think the loss of column definitions etc would be less than desirable.
Rob Berendt
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