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Well, it may not be the best way, but I exported the access database to a
delimited file, then used scott K. IFS Api samples to read the file. I
created a routine to "split" the delimited fields, then wrote them to the
iseries file.
Im sure there are better ways, but this seemed to work for me.
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Subject: RE: best way to copy records from ms access to iseries
I would like to know how to do this. Could someone explain please ?
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Objet : best way to copy records from ms access to iseries
I am trying to copy a table from MS access to the iseries. The table defs
are the same on both systems. I've tried "insert into" sql, but I get an
error saying "ODBC insert on a linked table failed. Iseries ODBC driver not
valid for operation.
Any suggestions?
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