One of my clients is running a DB2 application on an iSeries system (not
sure about the version). Their goal is to send us DB2 application data
in the form of a flat file that can then be loaded to a non-DB2
application on our z/OS system (1.9). Is there a third party product or
a utility they
Chauhan, Jasbir wrote:
One of my clients is running a DB2 application on an iSeries system (not
sure about the version). Their goal is to send us DB2 application data
in the form of a flat file that can then be loaded to a non-DB2
application on our z/OS system (1.9). Is there a third party
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Oh, you might also want to look at the CPYTOIMPF command on the iSeries. It
is built-in. But I don't really know what its output looks like.
iSeries info center is at:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/index.jsp
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John
Thank you all - I'll pass this info along.
Regards,
Jasbir
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I asked this question on the midrange-l forum and got the following response
from one person:
quote
You can go directly from I to Z via ftp. Beware of Date fields and
packed fields. Depending on which language the Z is going to use, it
may not be able to handle it.
When I do this, I make
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 08:10:12 -0500, Chauhan, Jasbir
jasbir.chau...@fiserv.com wrote:
One of my clients is running a DB2 application on an iSeries system (not
sure about the version). Their goal is to send us DB2 application data
in the form of a flat file that can then be loaded to a non-DB2
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