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Re: Looking for DBCOPY (or SELCOPY?) from old swap
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Jeff Woods <[log in to unmask]>
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Jeff Woods <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 31 Jul 2001 20:27:34 -0600
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Stan replied to me:
>>Another possibility is to use DBUNLOAD (or simply QUERY's "FIND ALL" and
>>SAVE commands) to dump each of the detail and manual master sets to flat
>>files and use DBLOAD to reload them individually.  If he has SUPRTOOL I'd
>>expect him to be able to dump and load them even quicker.
>
>My first thought.
>
>However, DBUNLOAD requires that the DBUNLOAD file be equated only
>to a serial disk or a tape :(
>
>I have DB2DISK, which looks like a good candidate.

Woops!  Sorry.  I got mixed up on program names.

Replace DBUNLOAD and DBLOAD with DB2DISK and DISK2DB in my first post.

I've never understood why DBUNLOAD and DBLOAD insist on the target file
being a tape.

-- Jeff Woods
 From "The Pinnacle" by Kansas:
"With Glory and Passion no longer the fashion, the Hero breaks his Sword."

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