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What is DRDA for those that don't know like me?  :-)  Is it similar to DDM?

Aaron Bartell

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From: Bleddyn Williams [mailto:bleddyn@morpheus.ltd.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 2:04 PM
To: WEB400@midrange.com
Subject: RE: Web?


I could set a sample up that would be no problem, I think there is one
kicking around somewhere.  We would use DRDA either over IP (although this
has issues) or over SNA to make the connection. Performance is good we don't
normally get any issues at all, to a remote user they wouldn't know the
difference unless the backend is getting hammered.

Its not that hard to do you need to create your stored procedure that
accesses the backend machine (you can do that in your macro). And then call
it through the SQL interface for instance.

%FUNCTION(DTW_SQL) setup_mySP() {
        CREATE PROCEDURE my.spname
        (INOUT parm1 CHAR(1024))
        LANGUAGE RPG
        EXTERNAL NAME program_library.program_name
        GENERAL
%}

%FUNCTION(DTW_SQL) get_mysp
        (INOUT CHAR(1024) parm1) {
        CALL my.spname
%}

Once setup you can then run your Net.Data on the front end under NT
(obviously first choice would be the 400), we managed to port a whole
application to NT no problems, after writting it all on the 400.

Thanks Bleddyn

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Bleddyn, do you guys have any examples of this at ignite400?  Using one 400
as a webserver and keeping data on the production box, this technique might
be something we want to look into.
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