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Re: Snapshots for LONG, workaround ?

From: Lee Mayhew <lmayhew_at_IONET.NET>
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 14:03:44 -0600
Message-Id: <9601192009.AA07507@alice.jcc.com>


I am not to familiar with snapshots, but I do know that you can use the COPY command to copy LONG variables from one database to another. The syntax for my Alpha Vax/VMS is something like:

COPY TO SCOTT/TIGER_at_REMOTE
CREATE IMAGE_TABLE USING
SELECT IMAGE_NO, IMAGE
FROM PART_IMAGES; I can use this to move image columns which are LONG RAW to another remote database.
HTH
Lee
>It seems there is no way to create a snapshot for a remote table
>with a LONG column. I think what can be done is to create a table
>locally with the LONG column and populate the table (complete
>refresh) using a stored procedure. How is it possible to automate
>this process (such as using CRON in UNIX).
>
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>Deepak Sharma
>TATA UNISYS LIMITED
>NEPZ
>INDIA
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>e-mail : deepak_at_tulnepz.unisys.com
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Received on Fri Jan 19 1996 - 15:09:38 CST

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