Subject | Re: [IBO] BatchOutput/Input |
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Author | Don Gollahon |
Post date | 2004-02-27T05:23:05Z |
"Nando Dessena" <nandod@...> wrote in message
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but more like an export then an append/update as necessary.
have it running and still access remote databases?
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> Helen,except
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> >>If you can afford to have the two databases online at the same time,
> >>sure, and it has a lot of advantages too, like 2PC.
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> H> How else would you transport raw data from one database to another
> H> in a database?This is a good idea. What I need to do is not just a simple export/import
>
> so your suggestion is to use a third database as a transport medium
> between the two if they aren't both available at the same time? That's
> clever, I didn't think about that. But, you must have a local server
but more like an export then an append/update as necessary.
> to do that, otherwise the intermediate database might not be at handI'll have to check into the FB embedded. Haven't tried it yet. Can you
> (actually if server security is decent you won't be able to do that
> remotely at all).
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> Don, I don't know about you, but I always have a local server
> available since the advent of Firebird embedded. :-)
have it running and still access remote databases?
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> How else? Well, pick a file format or invent one, and then find or
> develop import/export utilities. I guess IB_Export/IB_Import were
> developed to reach that goal, but as seen they're half-baked. Your
> IB_DataPump solution might well meet Don's requirements.
>
> Otherwise Milan's fbexport (to be found on Sourceforge) might help.
> It acts pretty much like a selective gbak.
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> Ciao
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> Nando Dessena
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