Re: DDM Setup...

Pat:

On Mon, 29 October 2001, Pat Barber wrote:

>
> Most of the weaker points you bring up are directly related to TCP/IP
> and not DDM.

I suspect that's good because the original poster specified a TCP/IP connection 
for DDM.


>  Using a SDLC link requires none of the functions you refer
> to.

Correct. But if you want a secure system, it's not especially easier.


>  I have never see or heard of a DDM client, since DDM has existed
> for at "least" the last 17 years and maybe before that. I first used
> DDM on a pair of S/36's in 1983.

IBM is the only source I've heard say 'DDM client' until recently. In APPC 
environments, the terms 'source' and 'target' were used. As TCP/IP and 
client/server became pervasive, we also got the 'DDM server' which implies 
'client'. Under OS/2, I saw it referred to as a DDM client to AS/400s. From an 
exit program point of view, there are clearly client requests sent to the 
server.

I can't recall my first use of DDM, though 17 years isn't a bad guess. I know 
it wasn't on 1401s when I started with those.


Tom Liotta


> thomas@inorbit.com wrote:
> >
> > Tim:
> >
> > On Thu, 25 October 2001, "Hatzenbeler, Tim" wrote:
> >
> > > DDM (my experience level is, never seen it, never used it)  But I think it
> > > allows you to share a files between box's real time...  If that's the
> > > case...
> > >
> > > What would I need to do on each box, to allow the sharing of a file called
> > > [timtest] in a library called [devtimh]  both machines are connected via
> > > tcp/ip

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