Something like Serena Business Mashups? Or maybe JIRA? It depends on your other needs. I would make a requirements document - what do you NEED (must haves), DESIRES (major work savings), and NICE (nice to haves). Then create a RFP, Request for Proposal, and send to various SW companies...
It seems that every policy will have a actual commission, so I would put that data in the Policy Fact table. With a special value for "not yet received" to avoid situations with nulls. From a processing and performance point of view, I would put the "return" data in the same table with a...
Buyer Beware. All the postings in this thread appear to be from Vendors, who will naturally have a slant toward their product(s). They will also emphasize things that they do well but their competitors do not. They will not usually tell you what they do poorly compared to their competitors...
yeah, maybe. I am not a RM Cobol person. I'm mostly Microfocus, and various proprietary flavors like IBM mainframe, Unisys, etc. And we used Oracle Pro*COBOL for our SQL calls from Microfocus. In Oracle, the process is called "Binding", which may or may not be the IBM or RM terminology.
1. Have you confirmed that there is data in the CustID column in DB2?
2. Have you confirmed the size and data type of the CustID column in DB2? Is it Char or Varchar? Is it size 9? Are you getting truncation because the DB2 field is larger and there are, perhaps, leading spaces? Is ODBC...
It's always best to be close to the latest version. We never upgraded immediately when a new release came out - we let other companies do that. But after the release is reasonably stable, we would upgrade. My vote would be for 2016.
If you compile a program, the version will likely appear somewhere in the output. Hope this helps.
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have a star for the column dependencies thinking - I would've missed that
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if you post this question in the SSIS forum (Tek Tips calls it Microsoft SQL Server: Data Transformation Services which is an older name), you will probably get better results.
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Unix/linux/Windows users still need to have an account/login in the database. It can be identical to the OS login if you choose. By default, each database user should have Public access.
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