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Can I convert interbase to SQL Server?
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Ian Gregson
Nov 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM11/30/99
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Hello there,
I need to export all the tables and records from an interbase 5.5 database
into an SQL Server v.7 database.
Has anyone got any experience in this field .. is there some sort of utility
that perform this?
I am a little confused at how I can go about doing this ..
Any help or information anyone can offer would be gratefully appreciated
Thanks.
Ian
Bob Vasseur
Nov 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM11/30/99
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You can transfer tables and records (I have) using DataPump, but if you have
triggers, stored procedures, etc., blobs, it's not a trivial thing to
convert to MSSQL Server. After you transfer, make sure that you check the
log to see that everything got transferred (usually there are some
conversion problem with indexes). Batchmove is another option but you would
have to use the original DDL to construct the MSSQL tables, etc.
triggers, stored procedures, etc., blobs, it's not a trivial thing to
convert to MSSQL Server. After you transfer, make sure that you check the
log to see that everything got transferred (usually there are some
conversion problem with indexes). Batchmove is another option but you would
have to use the original DDL to construct the MSSQL tables, etc.
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