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The Question is: I have Alpha server - currently running OpenVMS 7.1. We have some non-relational Database reside on the server (RMS file). We want to port those non-relation data file into our RISC 6000 (in ASCII format with delimiter between each field), so later we can bcp (sybase utility) into our SQL server. I have try one ODBC tools, problem you have defined their record layout - client site and download is slow because ODBC is utilized with portion data (with query), not very efficient for down- load the whole record file. I been told better off by using some conversion program which allow me to convert those file into ASCII format directly (faster & easier). Do you have those utilty (conversion program) allow me to do that. Or do you have any better suggestion. Thanks Ralph The Answer is : The Wizard is not in a position to discuss the performance or operation of third-party ODBC tools. RMS files are available in a variety of formats, including sequential, relative, and indexed. Data records in these files can be text, binary, or a combination of the two. To unload the contents of an RMS indexed file into an RMS text sequential file, you will typically use the CONVERT utility or (more commonly) a program designed to correctly process the text and the binary data (eg: floating point, quadword system times, etc) into a text format that can then be loaded directly or indirectly into the desired target system.
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