How to copy two rows from one Sybase server to another
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I have two Sybase servers (Sybase ASE and Sybase IQ). The servers are named Srv1 and Srv2 respectively. I am trying to copy two rows from one server to another. Both servers have a table with the same name (t_VisionData). Right now, I am selecting these two rows with the query:
select * from t_VisionData where ViId=0003 and VizDate='10/24/2018'
This query in Svr1 gives me the two rows I need. I am unable to figure out how I can copy these two rows into Svr2. I am using the Aquadata editor (not sure if that matters) Any help is much appreciated.
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I have two Sybase servers (Sybase ASE and Sybase IQ). The servers are named Srv1 and Srv2 respectively. I am trying to copy two rows from one server to another. Both servers have a table with the same name (t_VisionData). Right now, I am selecting these two rows with the query:
select * from t_VisionData where ViId=0003 and VizDate='10/24/2018'
This query in Svr1 gives me the two rows I need. I am unable to figure out how I can copy these two rows into Svr2. I am using the Aquadata editor (not sure if that matters) Any help is much appreciated.
database sybase sybase-ase sybase-iq
asked Nov 11 at 0:29
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bcpthe data from ASE (eg, create a view from yourselectand bcp from the view) and thenbcpinto IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (likebcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit
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Nov 11 at 15:50
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I have two Sybase servers (Sybase ASE and Sybase IQ). The servers are named Srv1 and Srv2 respectively. I am trying to copy two rows from one server to another. Both servers have a table with the same name (t_VisionData). Right now, I am selecting these two rows with the query:
select * from t_VisionData where ViId=0003 and VizDate='10/24/2018'
This query in Svr1 gives me the two rows I need. I am unable to figure out how I can copy these two rows into Svr2. I am using the Aquadata editor (not sure if that matters) Any help is much appreciated.
database sybase sybase-ase sybase-iq
asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
164
I have two Sybase servers (Sybase ASE and Sybase IQ). The servers are named Srv1 and Srv2 respectively. I am trying to copy two rows from one server to another. Both servers have a table with the same name (t_VisionData). Right now, I am selecting these two rows with the query:
select * from t_VisionData where ViId=0003 and VizDate='10/24/2018'
This query in Svr1 gives me the two rows I need. I am unable to figure out how I can copy these two rows into Svr2. I am using the Aquadata editor (not sure if that matters) Any help is much appreciated.
database sybase sybase-ase sybase-iq
database sybase sybase-ase sybase-iq
asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
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asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
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asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
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asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
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asked Nov 11 at 0:29
dankmemes
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bcpthe data from ASE (eg, create a view from yourselectand bcp from the view) and thenbcpinto IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (likebcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit
– markp
Nov 11 at 15:50
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bcpthe data from ASE (eg, create a view from yourselectand bcp from the view) and thenbcpinto IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (likebcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit
– markp
Nov 11 at 15:50
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bcp the data from ASE (eg, create a view from your select and bcp from the view) and then bcp into IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (like bcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit– markp
Nov 11 at 15:50
bcp the data from ASE (eg, create a view from your select and bcp from the view) and then bcp into IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (like bcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit– markp
Nov 11 at 15:50
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bcpthe data from ASE (eg, create a view from yourselectand bcp from the view) and thenbcpinto IQ; if you don't want to use OS-level tools (likebcp) then consider setting up a proxy table between ASE and IQ; you'll need to decide where the proxy table is to be created (in ASE? in IQ?) based on your req's; while the manuals are a good place to start for syntax, Rob's tip on ASE-IQ connectivity may also provide some benefit– markp
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