Tag: bulk data
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Bulk Data Movement to SQL Databases in Hybrid Cloud
Saikrishna recently experimented with bulk exporting huge datasets from Hadoop to SQL Server and measured the performance of various scenarios. Take a look at the results. -
The Top 5 Trends in Marketing Analytics
Having information about a prospect such as their job role, interests, or preferences is imperative to your ability to market and sell to that person. The more you understand, the easier it is to convince a prospect to buy or consume your product or service, ultimately making your business more... -
BCP and ISQL on Unix/Linux to SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase, DB2 and something blue
The wedding tradition in the States is to have something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. And the data access geek in you is thinking: "Use the blue font on Putty to your Unix/Linux server to launch Progress DataDirect's new standards based bulk utilities and... -
Do you have “Sanford & Son” Architecture?
Over the years, companies can build up some pretty junky architecture, cobbled together from a combination of existing bulk load tools such as the BCP Utility, dbload or FTP servers. Not to mention, compressing, FTP-ing, converting, shredding, parsing, optimizing, loading and validating bulk data is... -
New Releases Available for ODBC and JDBC
They're here! As I indicated in my last post, Progress DataDirect has some new product releases to... -
Bulk Loading Oracle without SQL*Loader | Part 1 – Extracting the data from DB2
In this post, we’ll focus on the extraction of the data from the DB2 system. You’ll learn how to configure your machine to easily extract data from DB2 on z/OS in preparation for a bulk load without running any command-line utilities or writing any SQL! Requirements: A current Windows machine,... -
Bulk Loading Oracle without SQL*Loader | An Overview
You have an ongoing requirement to move data from one database to another. In this case, your operational data is in DB2 database running on z/OS on the company mainframe. There is a business need to periodically copy the data to an Oracle database. (The DB2 system is “off-limits” when it comes to ad...
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