Re: SQL tools

I had selected the wrong database type was my problem.  I have it going now.
One thing I do not like already is the fact that the connection has the
filter attached to it.  I just want to create the connection and then
possibly set filters and whatever.  The quantum plugin basically works this
way.  Now I do not know what features you might have that require this kind
of setup but it just seems like a lot more setup than needed to me.

I now have the connection and I did not filter out any libraries.  I have
the whole system of libraries listed.  It is asking me to setup a connection
when I select a library.  Maybe a filter at that point I would understand.
I am drilling down the connection listing and when I select a library it
wants me to create another connection.  I do not understand that.  Still
looking!


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PAUL PENDLETON
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> Out of curiousity, has anyone tried the IBM database tools that come with
> WDSC? We'd be greatly
> interested in your feedback on them. They do support looking at data, and
> also updating.
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> Phil Coulthard, iSeries AD,  IBM Canada Ltd.
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