On Friday, March 23, 2012 20:05 Michael Van Canneyt wrote: > Always option 1.
> Because it always turns out you need to check for doubles and do updates; > making self written code the most optimal tool. You always know your own > data best of all. > Michael. I can only confirm this. The division I work for develops their own data migration _framework_ which is then specialized for the specific migration project. This is done via customization (XML configs) and Java code. Since each of the previous (and current) migrations required a lot of data validation, cleanup as well as changes to the data structures, a run-of-the-mill tool would have probably caused a lot more trouble than it would have solved. So yes, I definitely also recommend the do-it-yourself approach :-) -- Best Regards, Andreas
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