RE: Replication between as/400 and Sql Server 2000

Thank you for your reply Nick...
I have arranged a conference call next week with them... lets see what they
have to offer

Regards,
Eduardo

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Nick Camino [mailto:ncamino@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
>Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 7:51 PM
>To: 'Lopez, Eduardo (Tijuana)'
>Subject: RE: Replication between as/400 and Sql Server 2000
>
>
>Eduardo, 
>
>Have you looked at Transformation Server from Datamirror?  You 
>will find the replication quick and easy plus it can send data 
>from the AS/400 to SQL Server with no problem. 
>
>You should take a hard look at journaling again.  The latest 
>iteration of this feature is much less resource intensive.  
>You should be able to tune the journaling to have a minimal 
>impact on your AS/400.
>
>Regards,
>
>Nick Camino
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
>On Behalf Of Lopez, Eduardo (Tijuana)
>Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 7:54 PM
>To: 'bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
>Subject: Replication between as/400 and Sql Server 2000
>
>Hi to all,
>
>I have a big "dilemma"... hope somebody can help... this is my 
>situation
>
>We want to built a custom data warehouse with SQL Server for 
>the QMS, API and CAP modules... why use SQL Server?...
>
>   * We already have the license for SQL Server 2000 
>Enterprise this means that we can use Analysis Services for 
>free... the product/solutions from IBM and also from Cognos 
>are very expensive!!
>   * We'll be very integrated with Microsoft Office... using 
>for example Pivot Tables, the Office Web Components, etc... 
>and for free because we already have the licenses for Microsoft Office
>   * The time to implement it is very short... three months!!
>   * We already have all the tools from the Windows side
>   * I'm very skilled in SQL Server
>
>
>Please follow..
>I'm evaluating a replication tool... the tool name is 
>DB2Motion from Hit Software... this tool operates in two modes 
>refresh and mirroring... the first one uses the DB2 Journal 
>feature which is very cool because we can have in some parts 
>of the data warehouse "real-time" data!! and the other mode is 
>using primary keys on the tables to get the last records (not 
>real-time data)... and now my "dilemma"
>
>   * I can't use the DB2 Journal feature because it'll impact 
>to much the
>as/400... so this means that I can't use "real-   time" data... that's
>fine
>for now...
>   * I can't use primary keys because the BPCS tables doesn't 
>have primary keys!!... Ohh my god why?
>
>the only "good" option that I can think is using the ODBC 
>driver from Hit Software or the one from IBM's Client/Access 
>with the Data Transformation Services (DTS) feature from SQL Server
>
>Can somebody guide me on any more options... there has to be 
>another way...
>
>Thank you,
>
>Eduardo Lopez
>Software Developer
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