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  3. December 2004

RE: sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver not supported on 5.1.2 ?

> From: Paul Nicolay
> 
> Guess I will finally move to mySQL for this purpose (tried DB2 locally
> before, but consider that as overkill).  The risk is that it is indeed
not
> compatible (but that extra effort improves portability of the
> application)... but I noticed that as well with certain things between
the
> WTE and the actual WAS on iSeries.

I use MySQL here, Paul, and it works fine for most things.  The biggest
pain is that fields of type TIMESTAMP are stored with only millisecond
precision; that can make things difficult.  Let me know if you run into
problems there; I've worked around some of them already.

Joe

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