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On 7/1/13 1:48 PM, Dan Kimmel wrote:
If you really must, you can use the record-level access classes of
JT400 such as com.ibm.as400.access.KeyedFile. This is *NOT* JDBC, of
course.
Except that accessing DB2/400 via a JDBC connection, through Scott's
JDBCR4 interface, is an act of "carrying coals to Newcastle," and useful
only in the very early development stage. The object is not to write a
Java program to access DB2/400, but rather to use JDBC calls sent
through JDBCR4 to access databases (most likely NOT DB2/400) on other boxes.
I've made no secret of the fact that I personally can't imagine why
anybody would want such a singularly useless capability in the first
place, or why our competitors have bothered with adding that capability
to their product, and yet we've actually had requests for it.
--
JHHL
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