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  • Subject: Getting DB2 data from 400
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2000 15:19:42 -0500

What we are trying to do is the following.

We have a purchased Notes workflow application, (EtQ).
We have a BPCS manufacturing package.
We have a custom RPG program that generates what we call
a Process Information, or PI, Sheet.
This combines elements of:  Bill of Materials, Routing, 
and Production Notes.
We want this report in our Notes document.  We were hoping 
to generate it using the following technique.  Person 
enters part#, clicks on a button, and document is updated.
We do not want to install ODBC on each client.  We were 
hoping to use the AS/400 native ODBC for Notes.
We were also hoping to use a stored procedure versus a bunch 
of SQL calls to data.  Since the program is currently on 
the 400, why reinvent the wheel?
The problem with the AS/400 native ODBC for Notes is that 
the activity has to run on the server, or it will try to 
use the client's ODBC.
One way we thought of trying to get around it is to create 
an agent that will run when the document is created or 
modified.  Then we would open and reclose the document 
automatically and display the new information.
We just think this is a little kludgy and having to wait on 
the close/open, and, oh by the way, how long will it take 
until the agent actually runs on the server?

We are not going to use the browser interface at this time.  
Although that would be nice in the fact that the script 
would then always be executing on the server and thus using 
the server ODBC.

We've looked at DECS and have LEI but nothing there seems 
overly promising.


Rob Berendt
rob@dekko.com
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