Netezza and named pipes
"Roger Hill" <[email protected]>
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My first post to the list: please be gentle! I need to copy a large volume of data every day from a Netezza database to several other SQL server databases. I have a solution that works: I use isql to extract to a named pipe, pass the output through a couple of 'cut' steps to remove unwanted bits and pieces, and then land the data on disk into a temporary file. I then use freebcp to load it to the SQL server database. But it's convoluted, and I'm looking for a better way. Two questions come out of this: Firstly I know that freebcp did not support input from named pipes as recently as 2011; is there support for named pipes now? And secondly, something like 'datacopy' between heterogeneous databases (in my case Netezza to SQL server) would eliminate a lot of mucking about on the intermediate box. Any chance of something like that? Any other suggestions? Cheers Roger Hill **************************************** Roger Hill ****************************************