Обсуждение: copying tables from as400 to pg with dbi link

 
Hi. Im trying to copying table estructure & data from as400(db2) with dbi link but im stuck in how do I have to install dbi link over windows , I ve perl (active perl) so I added plperlu  (and plperl) language to my database's languages
When I've been  executing dbi_link.sql but when I write teh function dbi_link.is_yaml(TEXT) appears a mistake related to YAML.pm.  Does anyone knows how to add YAML.pm  ( i didnt found it yet) and let me know if there's another way to copy from as400/db2 without using any commercial / non commercial product . It must be a postgresql based program ( a function,  a patch from pgfoundry or similar).
 

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Raul Retamozo <revelar@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi. Im trying to copying table estructure & data from as400(db2)
> with dbi link but im stuck in how do I have to install dbi link over
> windows , I ve perl (active perl) so I added plperlu  (and plperl)
> language to my database's languagesWhen I've been  executing
> dbi_link.sql but when I write teh function dbi_link.is_yaml(TEXT)
> appears a mistake related to YAML.pm.  Does anyone knows how to add
> YAML.pm  ( i didnt found it yet)

When using ActiveState Perl, use PPM to get the packages you need.

http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/

I developed the software on Linux, and don't have a Windows machine
to test on, so I am very interested in your experiences.

You can sign up for the project mailing list at the URL below.
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/dbi-link/

Cheers,
David.
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