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Migration Tool

Migration Tool

2005-04-05       - By Michael G. Zinner

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Travis,

I uploaded a new alpha release of the tool yesterday, 1.0.2

This version now has a better error handling detailed provides progress
information.

Before you install the Migration Toolkit, please make sure you have a
current version of the Java Runtime Environment 1.4.2 installed. The
latest one is

* J2SE v 1.4.2_08 JRE.

  Please get it from http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html


Currently Oracle and MS Access databases are supported. The MS Access
modules are using the standard ODBC-JDBC bridge that comes with the JRE.

If you want to migrate an Oracle database you have to add Oracle's JDBC
driver to the tool - because we are not allowed to ship it ourselfs.

* Start the tool
* Choose Tools > Attach JDBC driver
* Find and select the ojdbc14.jar
  A typical location of that file on Windows would be
'C:\Oracle\ora92\jdbc\lib'.


I hope this helps you getting started.

Regards,
Mike

Travis Reeder wrote:
> I can't get this thing to work, it keeps crashing after I put in the
> source and target info and try to go to the next step.  Anyone else have
> any luck?
>

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