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I'm not 100% sure what that is. I'm not used to SQL Server as much as
I am to DB2, so I'm not familiar with some of those features.
My project is to sync some core data files from the iSeries to a SQL
Server on a remote plant of ours. Then, programs at that location run
against the SQL Server, which syncs data back to our iSeries
periodically. If connection to our iSeries is lost, the SQL Server
happily keeps chugging along until it gets connectivity again, at which
point it syncs.
That's the plan as it stands currently, but I need a proof-of-concept
to show that it can work like that. I'm working under the premise that
what I need is to set up a linked server in SQL Server in order to
selectively sync those files to/from the iSeries. Am I making this more
difficult than I need to? Do I not need the linked server feature at
all?
Thanks for the assistance!
date: Wed, 18 Jan 2012 07:45:19 -0500
from: Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: set up iSeries as linked server on SQL Server Express?
Luke, might CDC(Change Data Capture) work.
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