Once your constraint definitions are defined in your OpenEdge database, you need to migrate them to your foreign data source. This migration is accomplished with the Schema push utilities, OpenEdge DB to MS SQL Server. constraint definition migration is enabled by default, so execution of a schema push will automatically migrate any constraint definitions. If you do not wish your constraint definitions to be migrated, uncheck the
Migrate Constraints check box on the
Advanced migration dialog box, or deactivate them prior to starting the migration. See
Activating or deactivating a class of existing constraintdefinitions for information on deactivating constraint definitions. The user interface of the schema push utilities has changed.
Constraint definitions first defined in your foreign data source can be added to your OpenEdge schema holder during a schema pull, but are read only. To extract the read-only constraints into your OpenEdge database for reusing on subsequent migrations, use the
Generating Constraints from ROWID option. For information on generating constraint definitions from ROWID, see
Generating constraint definitions from ROWID .
