Re: Data access for non-AS400 devs?

Guys,
 if you've got WDSC, try the Quantum DB plugin, gives a nice, simply SQL 
interface, and once you've setup the DB driver, thats it.
 One nice feature is that is remembers your SQL statements, which has help 
me a lot.

 On 12/09/05, vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> 
> I misstated myself, too, Loyd - sorry.
> 
> OpsNav is probably your best bet. There is a plugin for WDSC but it does 
> not handle everything. And setup is not for the faint of heart. Also, you 
> want to be sure to be careful about filters you set up. There's also just 
> the Database perspective of WDSC. My comments about filters may apply to 
> that directly. Maybe look in the archives for the WDSC list here. There is 
> also a client for DB2 generally that can work against the iSeries. Again, 
> IIRC, it misses some things. I think it's the Administration client you get 
> with DB2 on the PC.
> 
> Go with OpsNav.
> -------------- Original message --------------
> 
> > Thanks Rob. As I said to Vern, I may have mis-phrased my request. I'm
> > looking for non-5250 tools to allow a non-AS/400 developer access SQL 
> data
> > on the iSeries, a la Query manager. Thankfully this is an actual SQL
> > database with relationships.
> >
> > I'm trying to avoid command line training if possible.
> >
> > Loyd Goodbar
> > Senior programmer/analyst
> > BorgWarner
> > E/TS Water Valley
> > 662-473-5713
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> > [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of rob@xxxxxxxxx
> > Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 11:47
> > To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
> > Subject: RE: Data access for non-AS400 devs?
> >
> > 5250 supports:
> >
> > STRSQL. (as others have commented) Providing you have 57##ST1 loaded on
> > your system.
> >
> > RUNSQLSTM (store your SQL source, like CREATE PROCEDURE, in a source
> > member and execute it with RUNSQLSTM). I use this for where I used to 
> use
> > QDDSSRC. No additional program products needed.
> >
> > STRQMQRY. Store your SQL source in a source member. Run CRTQMQRY on it
> > to "compile" it. Execute it with STRQMQRY. No additional software
> > needed.
> >
> > STRQM. Provides a method to do prompted (like Query/400) or SQL method.
> > If you had a choice between purchasing Query/400 or 57##ST1, buy 57##ST1
> > to also get the imbedded SQL capability.
> >
> > Imbedded SQL. Needs 57##ST1 loaded on your system. And some HLL
> > compiler. Allows you to imbed SQL in a HLL program. For instance, if you
> > wanted to write a RPG program and have it return a result set as a SQL
> > stored procedure, comes in mighty handy.
> >
> > SQL CLI. Compiler of choice needed. Much more work than imbedded SQL.
> > Has some minor capabilities not available to imbedded SQL. Only people
> > who use it are:
> > - Those who get a testosterone rush out of doing things the hard way.
> > - Those who will not upgrade to V5R3 which fixed many of the limitations
> > of the imbedded SQL precompiler
> > - Those who do not have the means to purchase 57##ST1.
> > - Those who need that one or two obscure little feature not supported by
> > imbedded SQL.
> > (See the sorcerers guide for more information.)
> >
> > But, for ad hoc, iSeries Navigator isn't bad.
> >
> > Rob Berendt
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