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225.1 | Supported | BROKE::PROTEAU | Jean-Claude Proteau | Tue Jul 02 1996 17:48 | 13 |
| Ivo,
DDAL 6.1, which is now called the Replication Option for Rdb version
7.0, should work as you desire. That is, we do support replcating Rdb
data from a VMS system to an Oracle Rdbms on a non-VMS system. Note 92
talks about a problem we used to have in both SQL and Data Distributor.
Both would take username and password and convert them to uppercase.
This is no longer done. There were also some issues about installing
the Oracle gateway images. That's just a matter of knowing which
images need to be installed and adding commands to a startup file if
necessary.
Claude
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225.2 | Thanks Claude | 144.24.1.1::ITOTA | | Thu Jul 04 1996 04:24 | 18 |
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Thanks a lot, Claude.
I'll give the right info to the customer.
Anyway, software prerequisite to replicate RDB data to
an Oracle RDBMS on unix are:
DDAL 6.1 ( RDB 7.0 replication option )
DBI
DB INTEGRATOR GATEWAY FOR ORACLE
Am I correct?
Thanks a lot another time,
Ivo
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225.3 | Not quite right | BROKE::PROTEAU | Jean-Claude Proteau | Thu Jul 04 1996 18:54 | 23 |
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Ivo,
This is what the customer needs:
If the customer uses names and passwords that include some lowercase
alphabetic characters and some of those names appear within the CREATE
TRANSFER statements, the customer will need:
Replication Option for Rdb version 7.0
Transparent Gateway for Oracle version 7.0
Note that DBI itself (the Parallel Query Option ...) is not required.
Only the Oracle Gateway is needed.
If all strings that must remain in lower or mixed alphabetic case is
hidden from the CREATE TRANSFER statement, then one ought to be able
to use the current shipping versions:
Replication Option for Rdb version 6.0-11
Transparent gateway for Oracle version 3.1 (I think that's the one)
- Claude
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225.4 | Oops | BROKE::PROTEAU | Jean-Claude Proteau | Thu Jul 04 1996 18:56 | 3 |
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... and if all the strings "is" hidden, then I had better go back and
relearn my English grammar!
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