How Do I.... DB2 To Oracle Daily Loads

I need to upload DB2/AS400 data daily. This would be a piece of cake in SQL Server using DTS. But I don't know where to start in the Oracle world.
I DONT want to export files daily from DB2 side & then FTP them to the Oracle/Sun box; it's been tried & there are too many failure points. Also, that would require tracking dozens of files (one for each query).
I see some threads about database links using ODBC, but I'm on a Sun box. Is it still possible? Are there other connectivity options?
Thanks much in advance

John,
DB2 to Oracle on a daily basis has different options, each with their own advantages/disadvantages:
- Use Oracle's transparent gateways, that make the DB2 database look like an Oracle database to your Oracle database. Biggest pro: good performance. Biggest con: transparent gateways are seperately priced options on the database.
- Use ODBC to connect Oracle to DB2. Biggest pro: free at the Oracle side. Biggest 2 cons: relatively slow performances and manual effort to set it up.
- Generate files from DB2 and load those into Oracle. Biggest pro: simple. Biggest 2 cons: requires at least one more staging step, causing slower performance and is more difficult to manage.
Hope this helps,
Mark.

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