Validate database object consistency after migrating from IBM Db2 z/OS to Amazon RDS for Db2
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This article discusses the best practices for migrating database objects from IBM Db2 z/OS to Amazon RDS for Db2 and how to validate these migrated database objects. It provides a detailed guide on confirming the successful migration of various objects, including schemas, tables, views, materialized query tables, keys, indexes, triggers, stored procedures, functions, and sequences.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Tools for database object migration
- Validating schemas
- Validating table counts, names, column counts, and details
- Validating partitioned tables
- Validating views
- Validating materialized query table counts and details
- Validating primary key counts and details
- Validating foreign key counts and details
- Validating unique index counts and details
- Validating non-unique index counts and details
- Validating trigger counts and details
- Validating stored procedure counts and details
- Validating function counts and details
- Validating sequence counts and details
- Conclusion emphasizing the importance of validation for a seamless migration
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