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[>] Hello,
SQL and JDBC are complementary technologies. It isn't an either or
situation. A very common situation is to use SQL via JDBC to communicate
with the AS/400 DB2.
The other way to communicate with your database is via the AS/400
Toolkit provided by IBM. The positive: the toolkit is faster in certain
instances and may be more familiar to long time AS/400 programmers. The
negative: the toolkit ties you tightly to DB2 on the AS/400 and it is a lot
harder to find Java programmers that know and understand the toolkit. Most
Java programmers for outside the AS/400 world will only be familiar with
JDBC.
/Tim
[>]
[>]
> Hi
>
> Please list the methods available and tell me
> what is the preferred method for reading,
> adding, deleting, and updating database
> records from Java Servlets on the AS/400 V4R4M0
> WebSphere V1.1?
>
> SQL, JDBC?
>
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