April 6, 2012 at 10:50 am
Is this possible?? I know to use insert,update, delete against an iseries table(through a linked server) the file on the iseries needs to be journaled. So how do I create a journaled table/file that will reside on my iseries
from the sql server side?
Thanks in advance!
April 6, 2012 at 11:52 am
pduback (4/6/2012)
Is this possible?? I know to use insert,update, delete against an iseries table(through a linked server) the file on the iseries needs to be journaled. So how do I create a journaled table/file that will reside on my iseriesfrom the sql server side?
I think you can do DDL using OPENQUERY()... provided you have the right privileges on the target database and you know the syntax of the target rdbms.
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