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  • Subject: JDBC : How to handle user-id and password
  • From: Marco_Van_Maris@xxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 11:28:29 +0200



Dear all.

I've written a Java programm which extracts data from tables on our AS/400 using
JDBS calls.
The programm is supposed to run on the AS/400 (OS 4.3).

The question is how do I best handle the userid and password that are needed to
connect
to the DB2 using the DriverManager.getConnection method ? Right now I have
hardcoded both into my programm what I don't really like.

The doc says that if you run it on the AS/400 the user-profile and password from
the user that started th job would be used. In our case this does not happen,you
have to indicate user-id and password. Is this some PTF stuff or will OS 4.4 or
4.5 resolve that issue ?

Thanks for your feedback

Marco van Maris
EPT Luxembourg


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