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Subject: Re: Replication to SQL
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2015 09:08:36 -0400
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Are you talking something like Microsoft SQL Server running on intel type
hardware? If so, I think there are products out there like Mimix or
iTera. However, I think a lot of the more robust SQL Server shops are
doing things that are just starting to catch on in the IBM i world.
Namely, using SAN's that replicate between each other remotely.
If this is where you're going this thread should probably be bumped off
this list. However, I can see where some shops that do both can help
translate the lingo to you.

Rob Berendt

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