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Data transfer using .IXF

Asked by k_murli_krishna in DB2 Database

Tags: ixf

1) We have Db2 6.1 EE servers on 2 DB's on 2 mainframe m/c's running OS/390. These are source.

2) Target is DB2 6.1 EE server on midrange running AIX.

3) We know that we can connect from AIX to OS/390 i.e. midrange to mainframe using DB2Connect. Can we use DB2Connect to connect from windows desktop DB2 6.1 EE to OS/390 mainframe. Sorry for this aside.

4) Back to original. We want to connect from AIX to OS/390 and export .ixf files. These will fall into AIX file system and will be imported locally.

5) What I find is when an error occurs for a particular record complete rollback does not occur. Only that particular record in .ixf is not imported but rest are and commited also.

6) Is there any way to trap all kinds of errors and under any error condition issue rollback else in the end commit will occur. We are interested in automation using job scheduling of DB2 OS commands/DB2 commands OR Operating system scheduling itself.

7) For import we will use LOAD command/utility. Any deficiency in load command over that in higher DB2 versions.

8) What are the other ways of export/import where rollback occurs during import like SQL scripts, SQL stored procedures, Java stored procedures etc.

9) Another aside. Is it that DB2 6.1 and higher versions when compared in exactly same h/w and s/w environment, DB2 6.1 is fastest.
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