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Ron - there are maybe 3 kinds of alternatives, basically
1. IBM's Data Integrator - uses a middleware PC - allows for standard SQL, embedded or whatever - expensive
2. Our RPG2SQL product - also uses a middleware PC - uses function calls like SQL call-level interface - no embedded SQL - not too expensive ;-)
3. JDBC - contract someone, as Rob did, or get down to learning a lot - There's an article by Kent Milligan of IBM that speaks to this - look for the works heterogeneous and database in the same title in google - site:ibm.com
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Our product can call SQL Server stored procedures just fine - if you want to see a demo, please give us a call at 888.RJS.SOFT or email sale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - check our site at www.rjssoftware.com
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HTH
Vern
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From: "Ron Adams" <rondadams@xxxxxxxxx>
The preference would be to use an SQL Stored Procedure.
On 10/18/07, Mark Allen wrote:
We use the RPG2SQL pkg from RJS Software, works like a champ...........
On 10/18/07, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
We use JDBC. We have an RPGLE program communicate, via data queues, to a
java program that uses JDBC to connect to SQL server. There's been a few
articles written here and there on how to do it. However, we were rather
busy and contracted Joe Pluta to do this for us.
Rob Berendt
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Ron Adams
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