Hi, Glenn. What do you mean by "SQLSEVER"? If you are referring to the DB2/VM product, then you could run it's equivalent z/Linux product (DB2 UDB for Linux) and move your database tables and indexes over. Is that what you are asking?
DJ Schneck.Glenn wrote:
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