Re: JDBC - log in?

[shahar mor <shahar_mor@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- Luther Ananda Miller <luther.miller@HYPERE.COM>
wrote:
> I think I already know the answer to this question
> ("NO") but I'll ask
> anyway.
> 
> With C I can used embedded SQL and when a user runs
> the C program I compile
> it into, no explicit database log in needs to be
> made. E.g., the program
> just runs using the profile it was compiled with or
> run with depending on
> how it was created. But the program does not need to
> know a username and
> password to log in with.
> 
> Is there a way to accomplish this in Java too with
> native DB2 JDBC drivers,
> or even the toolbox drivers? I would like the user
> to be able to run a java
> program on the AS/400 without the program needing to
> either prompt the user
> for a name and password or read a name and password
> in from a properties
> file. I would like it to just use the user's profile
> ...
> 
> Luther
> 
> luther.miller @ hypere.com
> 
> 
Hi,

You can log in using *current as the user when you ran
your class on the as400. This will let your user log
to the data base without writing the passwords
"somewhere"

HTH

=====
Shahar mor
consultant
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