Hi,

We are currently having a working construction using 
RdB             7.0.5 
Oracle  7.3.4.3.0,
Sqlnet4Rdb      1.0.2.5.0

and having no major problems, other than a poor performance in joins over
this db-link and some problems with the differences in the usages of
timestamps in both DBMS's.

However, my experiences tell that best performance for migration should be a
"RMU/unload /record_format=(file=?.rrd, format=text) root table file.txt" to
extract the data from Rdb and to load it using sqlloader and some nice
controlfiles.
 

Wtith best regards,

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Verzonden: donderdag 1 februari 2001 22:38
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Onderwerp: Linking ORACLE 8i and ORACLE rdb7


To the list:

We currently run ORACLE rdb7 on a Compaq ALPHA system. We are in the process
of migrating the whole works to ORACLE 8i on IBM AIX.

Does anyone have any experience in accessing ORACLE rdb7 using SQLNET or
linking ORACLE 8i to ORACLE rdb7? We want to be able to transfer data
between
the two platforms during the migration period for testing purposes.

However, we have found very little information on how, or even whether, we
can
successfully use SQLNET for this purpose. There is supposedly a SQL*NET for
rdb V1 product, but I need to know if anybody out there has experience with
using it (good or bad).

TIA



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