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  • Subject: Domino and DB2/400
  • From: "Mark Burns" <burnsmt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1998 14:54:24 +1000

Hi All,
 
I'm wondering if anyone has successfully accessed DB2/400 tables from a LotusScript using the ODBCConnection classes?
 
I've created an agent running LotusScript to get data from the 400 but I can't seem to connect properly and I'm having trouble finding help/ resources relevant to the 400 and Domino on the Web. My script uses the ConnectTo method with a data source,user-id and password as parameters. I put in an error trap to try and get some more info but the only message I'm getting back is
 
"LS: ODBC could not complete the requested operation"
 
I've registered the data source name as an *Local entry in WRKRDDIRE as specified in the "Installing and Managing Domino for AS/400" manual from Lotus and I'm using my own user-id and password so I know they're valid. I can't see any messages being generated on the 400 either within Domino Console or in QHST or job logs.
 
Do I have to set up the LSX Toolkit for AS/400? The manual mentioned implies that you don't have to but is a bit vague on this subject
 
Any suggestions/ advice would be appreciated
 
 
 
Mark Burns
Primary Superannuation Services
Australia

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