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Task on task center to discover system availability
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s***@centroin.com.br
2007-10-06 21:04:14 UTC
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I have access to DB2 database that updates with new information everyday without any regularity on the update hour. The only way to know that the system is current updated with new information is a table inside the system with the "update_date".

I have a local DB2 that I populate everyday a group of tables using this remote system as source. Is there any way to create a local task on my task center to compare the dates ( maybe I can create also local table with the "last_update_date" ) and the date in the remote system ?

What I need is basically a way to compare two dates from differences sources and return true or false.

Regards

Bira
sIvAsWaMi
2007-10-09 02:15:42 UTC
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Please let me know if this option works for you.

Are Both Machines Windows O/s or different O/s ?
1) if Windows O/s you can write a WSH Script or a Perl Script
and Invoke it from Task Center via OS Command option.

Thanks,
Siva.
Post by s***@centroin.com.br
I have access to DB2 database that updates with new information everyday without any regularity on
the update hour. The only way to know that the system is current updated with new information is a
table inside the system with the "update_date".
I have a local DB2 that I populate everyday a group of tables using this remote system as source.
Is there any way to create a local task on my task center to compare the dates ( maybe I can create
also local table with the "last_update_date" ) and the date in the remote system ?
What I need is basically a way to compare two dates from differences sources and return true or
false.
Regards
Bira
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