Thank You,
Bruce Swist
Remember me? It's certainly been a very long time. Anyway, I can't claim to
know very much about Oracle, but I'm just begining to research some of CA's
OpenIngress products which include a gateway to IDMS/R. You may want to talk
to our friends at CA regarding the OpenIngress stuff. Additionally, you'll
need the IDMS/R SQL Option. The OpenIngress/Oracle gateway and the
OpenIngress/IDMS gateway should allow your Oracle instances to read and write
IDMS/R tables, and the OpenIngress/IDMS gateway should allow your IDMS/R CV's
to read and write Oracle tables. It will use Ingress as a virtual DB to
translate SQL queries back and forth. Hope this helps you to get started.
Regards,
Marc Niegowski
Mnie...@InterServ.com
BRUCE SWIST <BRUCE...@FMSO.NAVY.MIL> wrote in article
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I know this probably won't help you if your looking for a single utility to do
the whole job, but...
We use our own home-grown batch programs to create extract files on the
mainframe,
ftp the files to the Oracle (UNIX) server, then use the Oracle SQL*Loader
utility
to load the data into our Oracle database.
Steve Machnik; DBA; Clemson University; Clemson, SC; USA; s...@clemson.edu
You could try International Software Products. Their DARS product has
been replicating to Oracle and Sybase since sometime early in 1995 in
a very large IDMS site up here in Canada. From their marketing lit,
they can 'Replicate to any RDBMS' on any platform'. I also know
through a fiend that works at the site that they have successfully run
to IBM's DataPropagator product and DB2 on OS/2, RS/6000 and MVS as
well as Sybase.
George MacIntosh
BRUCE SWIST <BRUCE...@FMSO.NAVY.MIL> wrote:
> I am working with a client that is attempting to use a subset of their
> IDMS data on an Oracle database. Does anyone have a recommendation
> for a commercial tool or software that can be used to replicate IDMS
> data on an Oracle database.
> Thank You,
> Bruce Swist