Everhart, Glenn
From:	Tim Haynes [thaynes@openlinksw.co.uk]
Sent:	Monday, September 07, 1998 5:17 AM
To:	Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com
Subject:	Re: Moving Data From VMS to an ODBC Compliant Database on NT
Hi, If you chose to go with the 'push' uploading the files into either oracle
or sql server on NT, OpenLink can supply a UDBC client (exactly the same API
as ODBC but with no driver manager layer) and NT server components: the
ODBC/UDBC/JDBC drivers are available for free non-expiry evaluation download
from our websites, http://www.openlinksw.com/ (and .co.uk).

Please let us know if you have further problems.

Best regards,

Tim Haynes
Support Consultant
OpenLink Software    Web: http://www.openlinksw.co.uk/
Universal Database Connectivity Technology Providers

In article <1998Sep4.090758.1788@inet.corning.com>,
  "Daniel Ogorchock" <ogorchockdgNOSPAM@corning.com> wrote:
> All,
>     I am trying to determine the best way to move data from our VMS systems
> into a NT Based Database (probably Oracle or MS SQL Server.)  Is there
> anyway to make ODBC-type linkages from a VMS application to a Windows NT
> based RDBMS?  What I would like is the flexibility of changing the NT- based
> RDBMS without rewriting any VMS code.
>     I guess the other tact would be to have an ODBC compliant server running
> on VMS that can read RMS Indexed and Sequential files.  This would allow me
> to pull the data from VMS to NT rather than have VMS push it to NT.
>
> Any thoughts?  Best Practices? Words of Wisdom?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan Ogorchock
> Corning, Incorporated
> danoNOSPAM@corning.com (remove the "NOSPAM" to email me)
>
>

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