Re: client/server and the LDA

Booth,

In a message dated 97-06-06 21:44:43 EDT, you write:

> Has anyone been having success with their Client/Server solution with the
>  AS/400?   Is the dtaara *lda available to the client?  
>  Has anyone used Borland's Delphi and liked the results?  
>  What are other ways to access data besides ODBC?  

We have had GREAT success  with our C/S applications.  I don't know about
LDA, because we avoided using it (as it is proprietary to IBM).  We don't use
Delphi.  Instead of ODBC, we use ESS/400 which is an APPC connect product and
MUCH faster than ODBC (you can reach them at www.ess400.com).

Our applications are written in Visual Basic using ESS/400 as the
connectivity tool.

>  I think I am misunderstanding something, too.  Is a client/server
>  connection a regular session on the AS/400, subject to all of the same
>  rules and security actions that a regular 5250 emulation session would
>  have?

Not necessarily.  You really need to write a user exit program that can be
applied using CHGNETA and other means.  Examples are available on soft-copy,
and I suggest that you read all references.

HTH,

Dean Asmussen
Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
Fuquay-Varina, NC  USA
E-Mail:  DAsmussen@AOL.COM

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