February 2003
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
11h 25m
English
book
Moving Data Across the DB2 Family
by Paolo Bruni, Michael Ho, Marko Milek, Arne Nilsen, Jose Mari Michael Sanchez
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Chapter 11. Moving data to DB2 Distributed 279
In this example:
In the Federated Database distdb, MARKOMP.EMPHOST was set up as a nickname for
the table PAOLOR2.EMP that belonged to the mainframe database db2g (see 11.1.3,
“Environment used for data movement examples” on page 271 for more details.)
This example is applicable to both a partitioned database environment and a
non-partitioned database environment.
11.5 Data Propagator
There are several redbook projects on Data Propagator (DPropR), the most current one is
documented as a draft (Redpiece) in The Practical Guide to DB2 Data Replication V8,
SG24-6828. We have not focused on DPropR in this project, but for readers with no
experience, we want to highlight it together with the other ...
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