Re: AS/400 TO SQL SERVER

[John Hall <jhall@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't worry about it - In eighteen months you'll be back on the 400 ;)

If you MUST satisfy the powers that be why not use DB2 on windows.  That
way you don't need to change the server UNTIL the application is ready. 
Of course whoever you hire to be the Data base administrator on the SQL
server would probably know of some good packages to synchronize DB2 to
SQL server.


John Hall
Home Sales Co.


AKumar@rccl.com wrote:
> 
> Hi Every body,
>      We are in process of migrating our aaplication from AS/400 to Windows
> environment.
> Current data base is DB2 and in future it is going to be SQL Server.  Now
> we need to keep two databases in sync. till new
> application is not ready.
> 
>      Have any of you done it before? If yes , what tools have been used?
> 
> Regards,
>   Ajay Kumar
>   IT - Solution Development
>   14791 Oak Lane
>   Miami Lakes, FL 33014
>   786-639-1163.
> 
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