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I used to use SPUFI (SP?) with TSO/MVS but that was many years ago. I would hope that there's something better.
"Grabowy, Chris" To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com> <cgrabowy cc: @fcg.com> Subject: OT: Getting data out of DB2...any DB2 DBAs out there? Sent by: root 11/13/2002 02:15 PM Please respond to ORACLE-L
Off topic post, please delete if not interested.
I am trying to get data out of a DB2 database that I do not have access to. The original spec called for me to create a flat file, which they parse, and query the DB2 DB to get the specific requested data, and "spool" the requested data into a flat file, which is then FTPed back to me.
I would prefer to send them (in Oracle/UNIX terms) a shell script calling SQL*Plus that uses some SQL to get the data I need, which is spooled to a flat file. Since this is on MVS, I assume it will have to be some SQL wrapped in JCL. I just do not know of an equivilent SQL*Plus in DB2, since I don't even know how to spell DB2.
Since I will be proposing this approach, I was hoping to have an example JCL job in my proposal. So I was wondering if anyone has some example jobs that they would be willing to share?????
Many thanks!!
Chris
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