Oracle to DB2 UDB Conversion Guide2003

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4.2 Running MTK

It is efficient to use MTK to port the database objects from Oracle to DB2 UDB, extract and load data into DB2 database. In the following sections, we demonstrate step-by-step the migration process using MTK.

4.2.1 Migration details

MTK is a multi platform migration tool. In our lab, we run MTK on AIX, Linux and Windows platform. This section describes the lab environment and database structure used for MTK demonstration.

Environment

Before we begin to describe the details of our migration from Oracle 8i to DB2 UDB v8.1 using the IBM DB2 Migration Toolkit (MTK), here is some information about the source and target environments in our laboratory:

We chose to install MTK on the AIX platform because that is where the Oracle database resides. Based on our experiences unloading data with MTK, it is most effective to install the tool on the operating system where the source system resides.

Oracle source database

The Oracle source database consists of the following kinds and numbers of objects:

Appendix F, "Example Oracle database" on page 397 lists the definition of these objects. You also can download the code from IBM redbook Web site. The download information is provided in Appendix G, "Additional material" on page 415.

4.2.2 Creating/Opening a MTK project

When starting MTK, the Project management screen opens requesting the user to enter required and optional information for a new project or the ability to open a previously created object. When creating a new project the following information can be entered:

Figure 4-1 shows the Project management screen with information completed for our Oracle migration project.

Figure 4-1: MTK Project management screen


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