Conversion Options tab

Do not save converted code
Do not save converted source code.
Save converted code on the same path as original code
Save converted code in the same physical location as the original code. When you select this option, in the Extension to append for backup of original files field, you must type a file extension specification.
Extension to append for backup of original files
Specify a backup file extension for the original source files, including a dot (.) when appropriate. Required when saving converted code on the same path as the original code.
Save converted code to a different path
Save converted code to a path different from the original source code. When you select this option, you must also provide a path in the Output Code Path field for the converted code source files.
Output Code Path
The path where converted source code files are stored. Required when saving converted code to a path other than the path of the original source code.
Keep original DB2 SQL in comments
During conversion, put original DB2 SQL statements into comments, replacing them in the code with converted statements.
Keep original DB2 SQL in conditional compilation
Retain the original DB2 SQL statement in the code, and also add converted T-SQL statements to the code such that you can use either the original or converted SQL. To use the DB2 SQL, set CONSTANT"UseDB2". To use the converted SQL, do not specify the CONSTANT compiler directive (default).
Include status comments for statements requiring additional work
For each SQL statement that requires fixing or is in doubt, include a comment to flag it, but perform no conversion.
Include status comments for all SQL statements
For each SQL statement regardless of its conversion status, include a comment to flag it, but perform no conversion.
Convert
Convert the source code files using the options selected on this tab.
Save options
Save the options specified on this tab. The Conversion Options tab displays by default showing the most recently saved options.