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RESTORE PROBLEM FROM DB2 V8.2 TO V9

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Mikael Arhelger - 07 Jul 2006 20:05 GMT
Did restore from an OFFLINE backup under V8.2 to new db in V9.

OS=Windows 2000 Server

Can not migrate.  Receive error:
SQL0270N  Function not supported (Reason code = "75").  SQLSTATE=42997
Shashi Mannepalli - 10 Jul 2006 15:02 GMT
Did u try this (i assume so ..checking)

75 Disable automatic statistics collection for this database by
setting the database configuration parameters AUTO_STATS_PROF and
AUTO_PROF_UPD to OFF.

?

cheers..
Shashi Mannepalli

> Did restore from an OFFLINE backup under V8.2 to new db in V9.
>
> OS=Windows 2000 Server
>
> Can not migrate.  Receive error:
> SQL0270N  Function not supported (Reason code = "75").  SQLSTATE=42997
Mikael Arhelger - 11 Jul 2006 19:44 GMT
Dear Shashi,

Tks for replying but no, I did not (I am not an experienced DBA).
However, I am going back to 8.2 (actually I am suppose to go back to
8.1) for my app:  SAP B1.  It is not yet approved / supported by V9.  I
wonder but I guess I have to accept this.

Cheers.

Mikael

> Did u try this (i assume so ..checking)
>
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> > Can not migrate.  Receive error:
> > SQL0270N  Function not supported (Reason code = "75").  SQLSTATE=42997
 
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