To convert database objects run sqlways.exe as follows:
sqlways.exe /d=DSN_FOR_ODBC_CONNECTION /U=user_name /P=password /DIR=S:\Export_dir /target=Neoview /T=*.*
or
sqlways.exe /d=DSN_FOR_ODBC_CONNECTION /U=user_name /P=password /DIR=S:\Export_dir /target=Neoview /TF=S:\File_name.txt
Note: SQLWays command line options are case insensitive and their order is insignificant.
/d specifies the ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) to use for the connection to the source database
/U specifies the user name for the connection
/P specifies the password for the connection
/DIR specifies the location of the converted objects files (output directory). In this folder, sqlways.log (conversion log) is located.
/TARGET specifies the target database type
The list of available database types:
Access - Access database
Advantage - Advantage database
Oracle - Oracle database
DB2 - IBM DB2 database
MSSQL - Microsoft
SQL Server database
Postgre - PostgreSQL database
MySQL - MySQL database
SybaseASE - Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) database
SybaseASA - Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere (ASA), Sybase
SQL Anywhere database
Informix - Informix database
Progress - Progress database
Teradata - Teradata database
Neoview - HP Neoview database
ANTS - ANTS database
DB2 - DB2 database
Excel - Excel
Foxpro - Foxpro database
Informix - Informix database
Ingres - Ingres database
Interbase - Interbase database
Lotus - Lotus database
MSSQL - Microsoft
SQL Server database
MySQL - MySQL database
Neoview - Neoview database
Oracle - Oracle database
Paradox - Paradox database
Pervasive - Pervasive.
SQL database
PostgreSQL - PostgreSQL database
Progress - Progress database
Solid - Solid database
Sybase - Sybase database
SybaseASA - Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere database
SybaseASE - Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise database
Teradata - Teradata database
/T specifies the list of tables to convert. You can specify one object name, list or template (*.*, * i.e.)
/TF specifies the location of file with the list of tables to convert.
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