I'm in the Oracle and SQL Server world. In those worlds, we use
SQL*Loader or DTS, respectively, to load large amounts of data from a
flat file to the database. I'm assuming that DB2 has something similar.
Can someone point me in the right direction? What tool do you use in
DB2?
Thanks,
Brian
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How about the DB2 Load Utility?
Larry Edelstein
Brian Peasland wrote: I'm in the Oracle and SQL Server world. In those worlds, we use
SQL*Loader or DTS, respectively, to load large amounts of data from a
flat file to the database. I'm assuming that DB2 has something similar.
Can someone point me in the right direction? What tool do you use in
DB2?
Thanks,
Brian
How about the DB2 Load Utility?
Larry Edelstein
Brian Peasland wrote: I'm in the Oracle and SQL Server world. In those worlds, we use
SQL*Loader or DTS, respectively, to load large amounts of data from a
flat file to the database. I'm assuming that DB2 has something similar.
Can someone point me in the right direction? What tool do you use in
DB2?
Thanks,
Brian
The name of the command is LOAD. It's documented in the Command
Reference manual.
Brian Peasland wrote: I'm in the Oracle and SQL Server world. In those worlds, we use
SQL*Loader or DTS, respectively, to load large amounts of data from a
flat file to the database. I'm assuming that DB2 has something similar.
Can someone point me in the right direction? What tool do you use in
DB2?
Thanks,
Brian
"Blair Adamache" <ba*******@2muc hspam.yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:c7******** **@hanover.toro lab.ibm.com... The name of the command is LOAD. It's documented in the Command
Reference manual.
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