Sybase translator
A poster asked how to translate a Sybase database and procedures to Informix. Mister Creosote suggested Erwin's reverse engineer function; Hal Maner recommended Data Junction for moving the data; David Williams pointed to his FAQ section on converting Sybase stored procedures to Informix. No single complete solution was confirmed.
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Hi all, I have a Sybase database with many important data and procedures. Is there any way to translate the database and procedures to Infomix ?? Thks for your attention Peter
In article <38BCE7C0.5D68AF6@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk>, 96486170 <96486170@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk> wrote: > Hi all, > I have a Sybase database with many important data and procedures. Is > there any way to translate the database and procedures to Infomix ?? > > Thks for your attention > > Peter > > You could try to get hold of a copy of Logic Works' Erwin - this has a very useful "Reverse Engineer" function. We used this to successfully reverse engineer a big O system Regards Mr Creosote -- "Just a waffer thin mint?" Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
To transfer the data, a very good tool to use is Data Junction. Check out www.datajunction.com. We are an Informix as well as a Data Junction partner, so if you have questions on this feel free to e-mail me directly. Hal Maner M Systems International, Inc. 96486170 <96486170@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk> wrote in message news:38BCE7C0.5D68AF6@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk... > Hi all, > I have a Sybase database with many important data and procedures. Is > there any way to translate the database and procedures to Infomix ?? > > Thks for your attention > > Peter >
In article <89mscv$iqn1@www.informix.com>, Hal Maner <hmaner@msystemsintl.com> writes >To transfer the data, a very good tool to use is Data Junction. Check out >www.datajunction.com. We are an Informix as well as a Data Junction >partner, so if you have questions on this feel free to e-mail me directly. > >Hal Maner >M Systems International, Inc. > >96486170 <96486170@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk> wrote in message >news:38BCE7C0.5D68AF6@cpccux1.cityu.edu.hk... >> Hi all, >> I have a Sybase database with many important data and procedures. Is >> there any way to translate the database and procedures to Infomix ?? >> >> Thks for your attention >> >> Peter >> > > For procedures check the FAQ at www.smooth1.demon.co.uk Section 4.8.6 How do I convert Sybase Stored Procedures to Informix? -- David Williams