RE: Problem with DB restoration after upgrade

RE: Problem with DB restoration after upgrade

 

  





V8.2 will do the SPs as well.






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Hi George
Db2move will only transfer the tables and data.
If you have stored procedures and user defined functions then you will
have to use db2loopk as well. For SP's and UDF's greater than 32kb you
will need to use import/load and export commands using lobsinfile
modifier.
HTH
Warm regards,

Praveen Pandey

Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your
life


-----Original Message-----
From: George I. Develekos
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Subject: RE: Problem with DB restoration after upgrade

Thanks, Akhilesh,

I don't have the v7 server any longer, I'm about to re-install it and
have both versions active on the same machine till I'm done.

Then I'll run db2move, I suspect that would do the trick without db2look
for the DDL...

George



-----Original Message-----
From: akhileshmittal
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Sent: 22 November 2005 11:30
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Subject: Re: Problem with DB restoration after upgrade

George:

Generate the DDL from the Old server database.
Create the DB on new server, run the extracted ddl
Use DB2MOVE utility for moving data.

HTH,

Akhilesh



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Greetings,

We recently upgraded our pSeries e-server model 615 to AIX 5.3 and DB2
8.1.

I have a backup of our production DBs taken on AIX 4.X and DB2 7.3.

It seems I can't restore, getting a 2570 error, because the platform has
changed (???!!!)

The manuals suggest that I use the db2move utility, which, however,
appears unable to restore from a backup image, as it uses
export/import/load instead.

Is there a way out??? It never occurred to me that the new platform is
different from the old one, to the point of not being able to do a DB
restore!!! I only expected to do a migrate after the restoring (as a
matter of fact I asked the forum for some help on that last week).

Thank You,

George I. Develekos



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