We are retiring a hosted application for an electronic health care records (EHR) system which stored the data on Cache for UNIX (Red Hat Enterprise Linux for x86-64) 2017.2.2 (Build 867_4_20245) Thu Oct 8 2020 16:58:40 EDT.  The hosting company is providing me with a single CBK file.  I need to install a database system to restore the database and provide occasional SQL access for reports when necessary.  I'll need to maintain access to the data for an approximately 10 year retention period.  Not sure how to approach restoring this old of a database and eventually upgrading it to a newer

How strange this is to me.  I'm querying a table against a numeric(15,2) column call max_client_resp_service.  When I query max_client_resp_service > 0 or any number, I get results, but they are not always right, for example where max_client_resp_service > 5 returns values less than 5, e.g. 2.00.  When I query < 110 of any higher number I get zero results.  It's as though the comparison operator, especially less than function is not working.  See attachments for screen shots.  I'm stumped.  Ok looking at this further, it appears ">" returns all records, "<" returns no results.

I'm looking for a SQL function equivalent for SQL server STRING_SPLIT.   I have records like this:

join_to_tx_history (key), ss_note_multi_dict_1_value (varchar)

and I like the field ss_note_multi_dict_1_value split to rows for each comma delimited value.  So I can get this:

Hi, in the end I want a report like this:

In my case I have about 1,230 tables/views in the database.  The initial approached I've used is to use this SQL to generate SQL to make the actual measures: