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Subject: sql server pulling large files from system i for warehouse
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Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:34:13 -0500
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We have an app written in Visual Studio 2008 to pull 100 or so files into a SQL Server warehouse (approx 35 gig) and taking several hours. They have looked at the hardware side - all gigabit ethernet, and i525 v6r1 doing not much else at the time.
Provider is the OLE-DB. So far attempts to use .net provider halt on connect in Vis Studio 2008 (and we see articles on loading "registry entries").
Without spend$$$ any recommendations?
Jim Franz

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