Re: Java Programs that Access Files created in QTEMP

One more idea on integrating Java, data and AS/400 host pgms ...

You can get a JDBC connection which creates an AS/400 server job.
You can use a stored procedure call to run the CL / RPG program to create
or update a file in QTEMP.  You can pass parms to the program as well.  You
can then use standard JDBC Select statements to read the table from QTEMP
nicely...

Jim Mason

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Yes, you are correct.  I decided to just use the JDBC connection handle and
pass it around in the application.  This way I was able to create files in
QTEMP and read from them using SQL Statements. I can do what I need to do
in SQL and do not have to use CL and RPG.  Thanks.





Andrew_Goodspeed@lbss.com@midrange.com on 07/25/2000 12:00:43 PM

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It has been a while since I last played with server-side JDBC, but I am
pretty
sure that it (still) goes through a separate server job for the SQL
requests.
Since the JDBC server job has a different QTEMP than the Java, CL, and RPG
programs, you will not find the file that you want.

Andrew Goodspeed
London Bridge Group
Atlanta (Norcross), GA  USA



>The programs would run on the AS400.  I was thinking about using a Java
>program that called a CL/RPG to create a file in QTEMP.  The file would
>then be used by the Java program to do some processing.  JDBC request
would
>be made by the Java program using the native driver.
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