External MS SQL Data/SMS

2007-04-11 Thread John Kovalcik
Listers,

What is the easiest way to access SMS data that resides in an 
external MS SQL database ?  All I want to do is read the data.  Our 
current environment is ARS 6.3 and Oracle 10g.

  Thanks,
John M. Kovalcik
Kennametal Inc.

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Re: External MS SQL Data/SMS

2007-04-11 Thread Bezhenar, Dmitry
Hi John,
 
What platform are you using for Oracle?
If your Oracle is under Windows try using tg4msql.
Otherwise you can still use a tg4msql, but you will need an intermediate 
Oracle-on-Windows instance.
Kind Regards / C ?
Dmitry Bezhenar




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Listers, 

What is the easiest way to access SMS data that resides in an external 
MS SQL database ?  All I want to do is read the data.  Our current environment 
is ARS 6.3 and Oracle 10g. 

 Thanks,
   John M. Kovalcik
   Kennametal Inc.
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Re: External MS SQL Data/SMS

2007-04-11 Thread Joe D'Souza
There are JDBC drivers available for a few $'s that provide you external
cross database connectivity. You would need to buy one that provides support
for connectivity between Oracle and MS-SQL..

Other than this Gidd has a plugin which I think might work for you.. but you
would need to contact him or his company for it. Gidd's product is
specifically designed for the ARS and might eliminate the need for you to
define your database links etc when you use a JDBC driver to connect to the
external database.

Joe

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Listers,

What is the easiest way to access SMS data that resides in an external MS
SQL database ?  All I want to do is read the data.  Our current environment
is ARS 6.3 and Oracle 10g.

Thanks,
John M. Kovalcik
Kennametal Inc.
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Re: External MS SQL Data/SMS

2007-04-11 Thread Gatewood Kelly
I would suggest purchasing the BMC Remedy Link for SQL Server 
 
http://www.bmc.com/products/proddocview/0,2832,19052_19429_43060234_1235
78,00.html
 
If you ever wanted to go the other way you can get BMC Remedy for
Oracle.
 
Thanks
 

Kelly Gatewood 


 



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There are JDBC drivers available for a few $'s that provide you external
cross database connectivity. You would need to buy one that provides
support for connectivity between Oracle and MS-SQL..
 
Other than this Gidd has a plugin which I think might work for you.. but
you would need to contact him or his company for it. Gidd's product is
specifically designed for the ARS and might eliminate the need for you
to define your database links etc when you use a JDBC driver to connect
to the external database.
 
Joe
 
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Listers,

What is the easiest way to access SMS data that resides in an external
MS SQL database ?  All I want to do is read the data.  Our current
environment is ARS 6.3 and Oracle 10g. 

Thanks,
John M. Kovalcik
Kennametal Inc.
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