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Old 09-14-09, 07:28
arsaravanan arsaravanan is offline
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Question DB2 Vs Oracle

Dears,
I am having three users in oracle. Frequently I am posting data from one user to another user. I want to use db2 as backend. For this structure,
shall I create three schema in single database. or three different database.

Because every day I am posting more than one lack data from user1 to user2 in oracle. Performance is the main criteria for me. Kindly suggest the suitable one.


Note: In oracle all the three user has it own Tables,functions, procedures and triggers. Is it possible to maintain the above objects in DB2 schema level.
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Old 09-14-09, 10:11
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Why use DB2! Why not "insert into" ,"select * from" in oracle;
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Old 09-14-09, 12:15
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Originally Posted by arsaravanan
Dears,
I am having three users in oracle. Frequently I am posting data from one user to another user. I want to use db2 as backend. For this structure,
shall I create three schema in single database. or three different database.

Because every day I am posting more than one lack data from user1 to user2 in oracle. Performance is the main criteria for me. Kindly suggest the suitable one.


Note: In oracle all the three user has it own Tables,functions, procedures and triggers. Is it possible to maintain the above objects in DB2 schema level.
Yes, it is possible.
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