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sql server replication : Problem with migriating SQLServer2000's replication program to SQL


jacky
7/20/2006 10:46:01 PM
I am doing a project to migrate a replication program from SQLServer 2000 to
SQLServer 2005. This program is used to replicate SQLServer's data to an
ODBC/DSN subscriber. The programing can not successfully replicate SQL to
ODBC, I have check the error-log , it seems that, SQLServer pull SQLs like
insert into [table1] values(?,?);
The ODBC is registered for IBM DB2 database, it can not accept the [table1]
qualifier. Can I configure SQLServer 2005 to use a qualifier that DB2 can
accpet ?

Does anyone know this problem? Thanks a lot!!
:)

Jacky.

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Hilary Cotter
7/21/2006 12:00:00 AM
SQL Server 2005 can be configured to replicate to oracle and db2 servers,
but you need to use ole-db. To make it word for odbc review the notes in the
bol under

How to: Create a Subscription for a Non-SQL Server Subscriber (Replication
Transact-SQL Programming)

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