> This page mentions that you may be able to perform a cross-platform
> restore:
> http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2help/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.db2.ud
b.doc/admin/c0005960.htm
Thanks.
Looks like db2move does the same thing I am trying to do.
> You may have an easier time if you upgrade the V7.2 instance to V8.2
> first, but it may not be necessary. Fortunately, both scenarios can be
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>
> Fred

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JoKlassen@email.com - 10 Feb 2005 08:32 GMT
Be aware of constraints!
For example INSERT triggers should not be fired twice, generated
columns should not be generated again etc... Have you considered DB2's
federation options? Link your DB2 HP tables into the DB2 AIX database
and use LOAD FOM CURSOR for migration. You can easily generate the
appropriate commands via SQL
Joachim
PS: IMHO replication is not the way to go for this
wanchan - 10 Feb 2005 11:55 GMT
I don't think that replication is a good option, as you will take much of
your time, registering EACH table from the previous db to the other one.
Anyway, replication will finally use ASNLOAD, a utility to load the data
into the target db.
It'll be much simpler to do with db2move.
irwan