DB2 Database Converter is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that allows you to migrate any database to DB2. Key features include:

Copying tables, indexes, and foreign keys
Native support for most popular database servers
Support for all other data sources accessible via ODBC / OLE DB
Bulk data loading
Flexible and customizable data type mappings
Smart database integrity checker
Command-line interface to automate the conversion

With all these features DB2 Database Converter becomes the best choice for everyone who needs a high performance, easy-to-use, and reliable software for database conversion and migration.

The software equips users with all the productivity abilities they need to migrate any database to DB2, but costs much less than other similar products available on the market.

DB2 Database Converter provides you with a set of clear-cut wizard steps, so it really does not require a deep knowledge of DB2 from its users. You will hardly come across any difficulties when following wizard precise directions.

Using native engines significantly improves the quality of the target database schema. DB2 Database Converter queries source database system catalogs directly to construct the target database schema as precisely as possible.

In fact this means you can convert any database and even such exotic things as text files containing fixed-width columns or comma-separated values. All you need is to provide a correct connection string and DB2 Database Converter will do the rest.

DB2 Database Converter saves your time detecting potential errors in the target database schema like incorrect identifier length or incompatible data types in master and detail tables before running the conversion itself.

DB2 Database Converter does its job even if you have no live connection to the target database as it allows you to convert a source database to an SQL script that can be later executed against the target database.

DB2 Database Converter allows you to define how data types from the source database will be converted to the target database. You can, for example, provide a common rule for all VARCHARs and a separate rule for VARCHAR(30).

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