Tushaar,
I will Say this if you have the scripts that created the original database
you are half way there then you could use a redirected restore to bring the
data over .



Fran Tatonetti
IT Database Group
(336)335-7511



"Tushaar_Sinha "
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Subject: database cloning!

09/24/04 11:37 AM






Hi all,

I am new to db2 and have been assigned to clone a database. Can you guys
out there help me by giving me steps for cloning a database in unix
operating system. Your response is highly appreciated.



Regards,

Tushaar

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