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Old 04-06-04, 06:03
MJBuillen MJBuillen is offline
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Capturing database changes

Hi,

I'm running DB2 7.2 on an NT platform, and need to extract new rows of data, or rows of data that have changed throughout the day. This data will eventually be imported into another database off-site. Does anyone know of some softare that would help achieve this ?

Any help really appreciated.

M.
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Old 04-06-04, 06:23
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Re: Capturing database changes

DB2 Replication Capture program will be able to do this ...

For more details refer to Replication Guide and Reference


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Hi,

I'm running DB2 7.2 on an NT platform, and need to extract new rows of data, or rows of data that have changed throughout the day. This data will eventually be imported into another database off-site. Does anyone know of some softare that would help achieve this ?

Any help really appreciated.

M.
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Old 04-06-04, 06:32
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Re: Capturing database changes

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DB2 Replication Capture program will be able to do this ...

For more details refer to Replication Guide and Reference


Cheers
Sathyaram
True!

We have used in our house very successfully triggers, but then then beware - triggers can have some performance problems. In our case replicated material is some 1000 rows per day - small enough to do with a trigger.

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