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Currently JD edward database is in Oracle. Client wants to migrate this to SQL Server.<br />
So i was looking for what it takes to migrate to SQL Server and after migration what needs to be setup for JD edwards on SQL Server for its regular operation.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sam
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Currently JD edward database is in Oracle. Client wants to migrate this to SQL Server.
So i was looking for what it takes to migrate to SQL Server and after migration what needs to be setup for JD edwards on SQL Server for its regular operation.

Thanks,
Sam

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Hi Folks,<br />
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&nbsp;I wanted to know about having JD edwards on a SQL Server 2005 instance.<br />
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How jobs need to be monitored.<br />
What is involve in maintaining JD edwards on SQL Server environment.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Sam
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Hi Folks,

 I wanted to know about having JD edwards on a SQL Server 2005 instance.

How jobs need to be monitored.
What is involve in maintaining JD edwards on SQL Server environment.

Thanks,
Sam

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