Oracle Migration Workbench Reference Guide for Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server Migrations Release 9.2.0 for Microsoft Windows 98/2000 and Microsoft Windows NT Part Number A97248-01 |
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The Disconnected Source Model Load feature of the Migration Workbench allows consultants to work on a customer's database migration without having to install and run the Migration Workbench at the customer site.
To perform the disconnected source model load option a customer must generate delimited flat files containing schema metadata from the database to be migrated. You generate the flat file by running a predefined Migration Workbench script against the source database. The flat files are sent to a consultant who uses the Migration Workbench to load the metadata files into a source and Oracle model. You can then map this schema to Oracle.
Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server databases use the Bulk Copy Program (BCP) to generate delimited metadata flat files. Predefined scripts installed with the Migration Workbench invoke the BCP, and generate the flat files for each database. The BCP outputs delimited metadata files from the database with a .dat
extension. However, for a successful migration of a database the .dat metadata files are converted into XML files by the Migration Workbench. The Migration Workbench converts the .dat files when the source metadata files are selected during the capture phase of the migration, and outputs the generated .xml
files to the same root directory as the source .dat
files.
The predefined script files are stored in the %ORACLE_HOME%\Omwb\DSML_Scripts\<
plugin>
directory. Refer to the following table to locate the correct Migration Workbench script:
To run a script file for a plugin from the
%ORACLE_HOME%\DSML_scripts\<
plugin>
directory, use the following command line:
<script file name> <database> <password> <server>
For example, to run the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 script file to generate metadata flat files, use the following command:
SS2K_DSML_SCRIPT <database> <password> <server>
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