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RE: Oracle to Sql Server Migration

by jamesw@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Walters [MSFT]) Jun 15, 2005 at 10:47 PM

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You will need to post this in the SQL Server user groups.

One thing you could try though is the SQL Utility built in that will 
translate most of PL-SQL to T-SQL.

-James

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.

EBusiness Server Team

From: =?Utf-8?B?S3VzaGFs?= <Kushal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Subject: Oracle to Sql Server Migration
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 05:16:02 -0700
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.commerceserver.solutionsites

DATAITEMS
DATAITEMID	APICODE	WEBDESC	DATATYPE
1	GlobalRegionId	Region	PickList
2	CountryId	                Country	PickList
3	StateID	                 State	PickList
4	ExchangeId	Exchange	compoundpicklist

PICKLIST_ITEMS

PICKLISTITEMID	WEBDESC	VALUE	PARENTPICKLISTITEMID
1	                Asia	10001	Null
2	                Europe	10002	Null
3	                India	134	1
4	                Pakistan	135	1
5	                England	101	2
6	                France	100	2
7	                AP	500	3
8	                UP	501	3
9	                State1	400	5
10	                State2	300	6

If I choose region as the data item It should return all the region , its 
countries and its states in rows.

How to implement this in SQL server..

Please advise.

Thanks,
Kushal


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user groups.
\par 
\par One thing you could try though is the SQL Utility built in that will
translate most of PL-SQL to T-SQL.
\par 
\par -James
\par 
\par This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
\par 
\par EBusiness Server Team
\par 
\par From: =?Utf-8?B?S3VzaGFs?= <Kushal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
\par Subject: Oracle to Sql Server Migration
\par Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 05:16:02 -0700
\par Newsgroups: microsoft.public.commerceserver.solutionsites
\par 
\par DATAITEMS
\par DATAITEMID\tab APICODE\tab WEBDESC\tab DATATYPE
\par 1\tab GlobalRegionId\tab Region\tab PickList
\par 2\tab CountryId\tab                 Country\tab PickList
\par 3\tab StateID\tab                  State\tab PickList
\par 4\tab ExchangeId\tab Exchange\tab compoundpicklist
\par 
\par PICKLIST_ITEMS
\par 
\par PICKLISTITEMID\tab WEBDESC\tab VALUE\tab PARENTPICKLISTITEMID
\par 1\tab                 Asia\tab 10001\tab Null
\par 2\tab                 Europe\tab 10002\tab Null
\par 3\tab                 India\tab 134\tab 1
\par 4\tab                 Pakistan\tab 135\tab 1
\par 5\tab                 England\tab 101\tab 2
\par 6\tab                 France\tab 100\tab 2
\par 7\tab                 AP\tab 500\tab 3
\par 8\tab                 UP\tab 501\tab 3
\par 9\tab                 State1\tab 400\tab 5
\par 10\tab                 State2\tab 300\tab 6
\par 
\par If I choose region as the data item It should return all the region ,
its 
\par countries and its states in rows.
\par 
\par How to implement this in SQL server..
\par 
\par Please advise.
\par 
\par Thanks,
\par Kushal
\par 
\par 
\par 
\par }
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