Re: Data Transfer -- MIDRANGE-L

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Now why in the world would you want to do THAT!?

The likely simple way for one time transfers is to use ACS to create a download in the sequence needed for the MS DB.

If this is not a one time thing then it gets much more complicated. "I know a guy" who writes this stuff which runs on IBM i using Java and C to push and pull date to MSSQL on the fly. It is used primarily when someone decides (in error) that you can't do 'web things' on IBM i so they demand use of an inferior server for that.

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On 5/15/2017 10:17 AM, Donna Crowley wrote:

Good morning!

Do any of you folks know of a product that would copy our DB2 data from our Power 8 to a MS server? We don't have file layout from new vendor at this time, so it would be basically copying and pasting the data into an empty box.

Thank you for any information / guidance you could pass my way.
Donna

Donna L. Crowley
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