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neelesht
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Hi,
Is there anyway to access IMS(DB) the way we access DB2, using SPUFI or QMF ? If yes, which is the tool ?
I tried searching in the IMS DB/DC forum but didnt find anything. :-(
Thanks
Neelesh |
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enrico-sorichetti
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If your system uses File-Aid from Compuware, there is an IMS feature available. |
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neelesht
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Thanks Enrico and Dick......I ll try File-Aid (never knew it could be used), I am sure we dont have IBM File Manager.
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Neelesh |
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t5590ag
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| it helps load,unload,edit and browse imsdb. Am not sure if its specific tool on my system.you can check. |
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dominickim
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Anuj Dhawan
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| t5590ag wrote: |
| it helps load,unload,edit and browse imsdb. Am not sure if its specific tool on my system.you can check. |
Pardon my ignorance -- but which "tool" you are talking about here? Did I miss something? |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
The tool name is in the title of that reply. . . dxcvan |
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Anuj Dhawan
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On this board, I never used "subject-box" to post my replies, so did not realize that can be a place to put up your responses. . .  |
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sudhakarreddy.ibm
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Hi all,
I Think ims is not query language.But you can view and modify the data by using tool like imsxpert....please correct me if any wrong.
Thanks in advance.............
sudhakar. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I Think ims is not query language |
Inference from this sentence seems correct -- though, IMS is not a language. IMS supports hierarchical databases, data communication, translation processing, and database backout and recovery.
I'm not aware about "imsxpert" but as suggested earlier by Dick, if your system uses File-Aid from Compuware, there is an IMS feature available. Do you have some URL to imsxpert' vendor? That would help us. |
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kapiltamrakar
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Hi all,
sudhakarreddy is right, i have acessed IMS database by imsxpert, it is available by 3.ix option. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Great, that's nice. Thanks for letting us know. |
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