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Porting to DB2® Universal Database™ Version 8.2
from Microsoft
® SQL Server 2000
By Amyris V. Rada
IBM Toronto Lab
arada@ca.ibm.com
(Reprinted courtesy of developerWorks DB2, at ibm.com /developerworks/db2/)
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zSeries
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DB2
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DRDA
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.
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countries or both.
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Table of Contents
36
Stored Procedures
............................................................................
35
Triggers
.....................................................................................
34
Transactions
.................................................................................
33
ANSI Join Operators
...........................................................................
33
Scrollable Cursors
............................................................................
33
Constraints
..................................................................................
32
Computed Columns
...........................................................................
32
IDENTITY Columns
...........................................................................
32
Views
......................................................................................
31
Indexes
.....................................................................................
30
Temporary Tables
............................................................................
30
Tables
......................................................................................
29
SQL Standard Compliance
......................................................................
29
System Databases
............................................................................
28
Locking Mechanisms
..........................................................................
28
Statement Isolation Levels
......................................................................
28
Isolation Levels
...............................................................................
28
Implementation Differences ........................................................................
26
Database Consistency
.........................................................................
24
System Stored Procedures and Administrative Tools
.................................................
24
Tasks
......................................................................................
23
Online Utility Tools
............................................................................
22
Backup and Restore
...........................................................................
21
Database Security
............................................................................
20
Log Files
....................................................................................
20
Database Devices
............................................................................
19
Federated SQL Server 2000 Servers
..............................................................
18
Administration Server
..........................................................................
18
Environments
................................................................................
18
Administration Issues ..............................................................................
16
Data Types Conversion ............................................................................
14
DB2 Products
................................................................................
13
DB2 Application Development Client
..............................................................
13
DB2 Administration Client
.......................................................................
13
DB2 Run-Time Client Lite
.......................................................................
13
DB2 Run-Time Client
..........................................................................
12
DB2 Everyplace Edition
........................................................................
12
DB2 Enterprise Server Edition
...................................................................
12
DB2 Workgroup Server Edition
..................................................................
12
DB2 UDB Express Edition
......................................................................
12
DB2 Personal Edition
..........................................................................
11
DB2 Universal Database Product Family ............................................................
10
IBM Program for Assistance to Developers
.........................................................
9
High Availability Support
..........................................................................
9
Basic Warehousing Functionality
...................................................................
9
Tools for Building Web Applications
.................................................................
8
Integrated Web Access
..........................................................................
8
Integrated Support for Development Environments
.....................................................
8
Data Replication and Publishing
....................................................................
7
Self-managing and Resource Tuning
................................................................
7
Multiplatform tools for DB2 Universal Database
........................................................
6
Integrated System Management Tools
...............................................................
6
Integrated Support for Native Environments
..........................................................
6
Why Port to DB2 UDB? ...............................................................................
5
Introduction .........................................................................................
53
Resources and References .........................................................................
51
Embarcadero Technologies
.....................................................................
51
AllFusion ERwin Data Modeler
...................................................................
50
IBM Migration Toolkit (MTK)
.....................................................................
50
Conversion Tools ..................................................................................
48
DB2 CLI vs. ODBC Function Map ...................................................................
47
Terminology Map ..................................................................................
46
Web Services Applications
......................................................................
45
Programming APIs Differences
..................................................................
44
Embedded SQL Differences
.....................................................................
42
DB2 Java Enablement
.........................................................................
42
DB2 Call Level Interface
........................................................................
41
DB2 Programming Interfaces Overview
............................................................
41
Programming Interfaces ...........................................................................
40
Global Variables
..............................................................................
39
XML Support
.................................................................................
38
User Defined Functions
........................................................................
Introduction
Database management software is now the core of enterprise computing. Companies need access to a wide range
of information such as XML documents, streaming video, and other rich media types. New ways of working bring
new requirements, including digital rights management. The e-business evolution makes continuous availability a
necessity and is driving the convergence of transaction, business intelligence, and content management
applications as companies integrate their business operations. DB2 Universal Database (DB2 UDB) for UNIX® and
Windows® can help your organization meet these challenges.
DB2 UDB is a true cross-platform database management system (DBMS), running on a wide variety of systems
including Windows 98, Windows NT®, Windows 2000, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX®, and Linux.
DB2 UDB responds quickly to peaks in transaction demand on your Web site, expands to hold growing amounts of
information that can be distributed in a number of different databases, and grows with your information infrastructure
from one processor, to multiple processors, to massively parallel clusters. The integration of partitioning and
clustering technology into DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Server Edition (ESE) means that it is flexible enough
to meet future growth.
A real database leader in several technologies, DB2 UDB provides the following capabilities:
Integrated support for complex data such as text documents, images, video and audio clips
Integrated Web access through native support for Java™, Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), embedded
SQL for Java (SQLJ) and Net.Data
Integrated system management tools
Data replication services
High-availability disaster recovery (HADR)
This article introduces DB2 UDB products and their capabilities, discusses porting databases and applications, and
describes the most important aspects of porting applications from Microsoft SQL Server 2000 to DB2 UDB V8.2. It
describes the differences between the two products in database options, data definition language (DDL), data
modeling, SQL considerations, data conversion, and application conversion.
All subsequent references to DB2 imply DB2 UDB for UNIX, Linux, and Windows platforms, unless otherwise
specified. All the information contained in this document is based on publicly available information as of January 06,
2005, and is subject to change. IBM disclaims all warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of such
information. IBM shall have no liability for errors, omissions, or inadequacies in the information contained herein or
for interpretations thereof.
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