Re: JDBC Toolbox driver/Loopback RDB entry

Leonid,

Major concern is usually performance so that the native driver is choosen... I 
wonder what your reason is to trace a JDBC connection at the TCP/IP level, 
especially since there are plenty of options in monitoring DB2 via the database 
monitors.

Kind regards,
Paul


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Van: Raikov, Leonid [mailto:RaikovL1@xxxxxxxxx]
Verzonden: woensdag, augustus 9, 2006 09:58 PM
Aan: 'java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Onderwerp: RE: JDBC Toolbox driver/Loopback RDB entry

  Joe,

thank you for useful links. It may well be that I'll have to use the DB2
universal driver, although I suspect that JDBC toolbox driver might do as
well. But I was hoping to save myself some time by posting the question.

Just in case: my environment is a single partition environment where both
DB2 and WebSphere run in the primary (the only) OS/400 partition. I do know
for a fact that the Native DB2 UDB driver for iSeries makes use of internal
protocols with data streams never exposed to the IP level. I would, however,
like to achieve exactly that exposure - in order to use IP-related system
trace facilities.

Lo