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Old 12-11-03, 10:04
mgupta mgupta is offline
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Oracle to DB2 Connectivity

We have a application running on UDB 7.2 Fixpack 10 on AIX 4.33.

The other application runs on Oracle 817 on Windows.

I am new to this connectivity thing so asking this question..

How can the Oracle Application trnasfer data back and forth to the Db2 database. I know Oracle's OTG is one solution.

a) Can Db2 connect be used for this ??

b) Or is there a UDB ODBC Driver for this ??

thanks a ton...
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Old 12-11-03, 10:43
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I think there is a product something like DB2 relational connect can do it.
http://www.ibm.com/br/products/softw...lconnect.phtml


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Old 12-11-03, 15:41
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any other solution ?
DB2 connect is for OS/390 or As/400 only..
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Old 12-12-03, 08:41
Dipanjan Dipanjan is offline
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Re: Oracle to DB2 Connectivity

think DB2 federated server is the solution. Take a look at the federated server manual available in IBM site
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Old 12-16-03, 06:28
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Relational Connect

HI,

There is a concept of a relational connect that allows you to interchange data between Oracle and DB2.

Please do check on the details on the IBM Suite of products.

That would really help.

Nitin.
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Old 12-16-03, 07:07
dr_suresh20 dr_suresh20 is offline
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I think Dipanjan is spot-on. Federated access is the solution. There is a whole bunch of good documents on IBM site. Federated Systems Guide might suit you well.

Besides, you can also check out the following link as well. This will outline how federation engine work.

http://www-106.ibm.com/developerwork...0304lurie.html

There is a utility called "Information Integrator" from IBM. Please check the IBM site for more information.

Hope this helps.
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