Hi All,
In our project we have received a high level requirement that we might need a conversion program to change data type of source file(which is coming from DB2 platform) to sqlserver campatible format.
So far ,they have a conversion program writtten in SAS in host platform now they are asking something similiar in IS if it available.
I am giving you the flow in host system:
DB2------->DB2 unload------->Flat file + Metadata File------------->conversion prorgram----->Sqlserver compatible flat file + metadata file
Could any one suggest on this topic?
Regards,
rumu
DataType Conversion program
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DataType Conversion program
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Re: DataType Conversion program
Hi Rumu,
No Conversion program to move the data from DB2 to SQL server. In datastage you will load both DB2 metadata and Sqlserver metadata. You may need to code some fields like date conversions.
HTH
Raghu Mule
No Conversion program to move the data from DB2 to SQL server. In datastage you will load both DB2 metadata and Sqlserver metadata. You may need to code some fields like date conversions.
HTH
Raghu Mule
Hi Chulett,
We got little bit of clarifications now and I am stating it here:
From DB2 source table(Business delivers data) they unload data with DB2 unload and SYSIBM tables in to MVS flat file format then from this file they convert the file to EBCDIC format using data conversion program written in SAS,for example the this conversion program convert DB2 Timestamp datatype into character format and ultimately to Sql Server compatible data type format.
Regards,
rumu
We got little bit of clarifications now and I am stating it here:
From DB2 source table(Business delivers data) they unload data with DB2 unload and SYSIBM tables in to MVS flat file format then from this file they convert the file to EBCDIC format using data conversion program written in SAS,for example the this conversion program convert DB2 Timestamp datatype into character format and ultimately to Sql Server compatible data type format.
Regards,
rumu
Rumu
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