I had the same problem recently. IBM told me you can't; once a file has
been SQL'ised (which adding triggers does) you can't move it between
OS's. Even dropping the triggers won't work.
All you can do is to create a new file on the source machine and copy
the data to it and then port that one
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I had the same problem recently. IBM told me you can't; once a file has
been SQL'ised (which adding triggers does) you can't move it between
OS's. Even
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Is everything still OK for copying files between two like machines for
purposes of replicating for a test system then? I can get around the
issue
of between OS's but now I'm worried about recreating the test
environment.
Thanks,
Jay
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I had the same problem recently. IBM told me you can't; once a file has
been SQL'ised (which adding triggers does) you
, they weren't the same...
Dave
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Two machines running the same OS is fine. It's just Windows
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This is correct... It's purely an issue with byte-ordering of the
systems.
In fact, there's nothing to say that if you could run windows on a
big-endian based architecture
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The original question was about file triggers. If you move files between
systems that require fnuxi to be run on them then it will not work even
if the triggers are removed. If you don't need to run fnuxi then they
work fine.
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Interesting question...
If you are referring truly to file triggers (ie, not triggers on SQL
tables), then it depends on how Denver implemented it. The usage of
triggers was previously relegated to purely being allowed against SQL
tables, due
