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Scott
Have you given DECS a thought, it comes bundled with Lotus Notes Domino. With
this product you can transfer data
from file to file on your iSeries box using a Notes Application. It is a
fairly simple program to use and depending on
what type of database you are using, ex(DB2) I forget the other databases it
supports, but I've used this program and
it can make life much easier. It sounds like you would be using ODBC, but
DECS is much faster. When someone
makes a change in one application that effects the database, you will see the
information immediately when you
look at it from your notes application. AND if I am wrong about this, someone
please let me know, if I'm right (as I think I am)
give it a look. PS you don't have to have Domino on both iSeries boxes.
Thanks
Troy C. Dills
Troy.C.Dills@Blum.com
Julius Blum Inc.
704-827-1345 ext 269
spammers not welcome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Scott Johnson"
<sjohnson@highsmit To: DOMINO400@midrange.com
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access from different iSeries box?
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08/09/2001 04:28
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DOMINO400
What are my options for accessing the Notes files on one Domino server
(iSeries) from a different iSeries(non domino) server?
I would like to be able to update fields on documents in the Notes files
based on changes made to files on the back-end files. For example, if
somebody on the back-end iSeries changes the price on a product, I want to
be able to update that price on a document in the Notes database.
I thought about using Java. Is it possible/legal for me to take the Domino
Toolkit for Java and put it on the other iSeries and use it from there?
-- THANKS
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Scott P. Johnson
Microcomputer Development Specialist
IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
Highsmith Inc.
W5527 Hwy 106, PO BOX 800
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
TEL: 920-563-9571 FAX: 920-563-7395
sjohnson@highsmith.com
www.highsmith.com
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