RE: JDBC Connections and non File IO operations

David,

I looked at my AS400JDBCConnection class and it does not have a getSystem()
method.  it has a getAS400() method but it is not visible.  We are using
v5.1 jt400 toolbox.

-----Original Message-----
From: David Gibbs [mailto:dgibbs@mks.com]
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 11:43 AM
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: JDBC Connections and non File IO operations


(Repost due to bad formatting of original message)

"Gibson.Stephen" <Gibson.Stephen@burlington.com> wrote in message
7DC1785A8928D611A9BB00B0D0AB7D824F77C0@biwgdcmsg02.burlington-ind.com">news:7DC1785A8928D611A9BB00B0D0AB7D824F77C0@biwgdcmsg02.burlington-ind.com..
> If I have a JDBC Connection open that I am using for file access, can I
use
> that same connection to perform dataArea manipulation and/or command
calls?


Not directly ... but you if you declare the JDBC connection an
AS400JDBCConnection, you can retrieve an AS400 object from it (using
getSystem()) ... you can then use that object to perform data area
manipulations and command calls.

david


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