Commentaires sur : Sybase database migration / reduction http://www.lecentre.net/blog/archives/276 Internet, UNIX, Video, Leisure... Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:24:31 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Par : Prune http://www.lecentre.net/blog/archives/276/comment-page-1#comment-1514 Prune Fri, 18 Dec 2009 13:22:04 +0000 http://www.lecentre.net/blog/?p=276#comment-1514 Many thanks for the precision. I'm not working with Sybase database anymore, and have no way to test what you pointed out. Whatever, we do use text, timestamp and NULL columns. We had no problem during the "migration", so... ;) I'm working with Oracle now. Many thanks for the precision.
I’m not working with Sybase database anymore, and have no way to test what you pointed out.
Whatever, we do use text, timestamp and NULL columns. We had no problem during the « migration », so… ;)

I’m working with Oracle now.

]]> Par : Auricom http://www.lecentre.net/blog/archives/276/comment-page-1#comment-1513 Auricom Fri, 18 Dec 2009 12:44:38 +0000 http://www.lecentre.net/blog/?p=276#comment-1513 Hi, sp_logdevice in your example is unnecessary (but will not hurt), it is used to separate log from existing mixed data/log databases. In your example you have already created your database with log separated from data... Also, Ed Barlow stored procedure package is a good start to develop your own stored procedures. sp__bcp you mention is "incomplete": it does not handles text/image columns (-T in bcp IN/OUT), identity columns (-E in bcp IN), timestamp columns and columns with default allowing NULL value... Regards, Auricom Hi,

sp_logdevice in your example is unnecessary (but will not hurt), it is used to separate log from existing mixed data/log databases. In your example you have already created your database with log separated from data…

Also, Ed Barlow stored procedure package is a good start to develop your own stored procedures. sp__bcp you mention is « incomplete »: it does not handles text/image columns (-T in bcp IN/OUT), identity columns (-E in bcp IN), timestamp columns and columns with default allowing NULL value…

Regards,
Auricom

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