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amnaqvi1981
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hi all,
my question is can i input bulk recards in db2 table by insert
i'm not going to use any utility like load etc...
please tell the answer if any obdy know....! |
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expat
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
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| i'm not going to use any utility like load etc... |
You will use something.
If you are not going to use any utility, how do you plan on loading the data? |
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GuyC
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
| If you are not going to use any utility, how do you plan on loading the data? |
That is the question he tries to ask i guess.
There are a dozen ways to get data into a DB2 table. It all depends on what kind of data, where the data comes from, how many times this is going to happen and how many records.
Here are 7 I just pulled out of my hat (in random order):
1) Load
2) cobol program read-insert or read-read-read-read-multi Insert
3) generate insert instructions for DSNTIAD
4) generate insert instructions for QMF (for workstation)
5) a rexx with dynamic sql
6) from MSaccess and Excel thru ODBC drivers
7) a Java program connecting to DB2 Z/os thru JDBC |
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