Re: DDM over TCPIP

[mcrump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Perhaps you could use AS/400 to AS/400 AnyNet?




Rob Berendt <rob@dekko.com> on 09/29/98 03:36:44 PM

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I looked at the help on the command CRTDDMF under the field remote location
and noticed the following:

                 Remote location (RMTLOCNAME) - Help
Specifies the remote (target) system location name used with the
distributed data management (DDM) file.  The remote location name
does not have to be defined before the DDM file is created, but it
must be defined before the DDM file is opened.
The possible values are:
remote-location-name
    Specifies the name of the remote location associated with the
    target system.
More information on remote locations is in the APPC Programming
book, SC41-5443.

Judging by the comment about APPC programming I would suspect that TCP/IP
and DDM are exclusive.  You need APPC to use DDM.





wayne@redoaktech.com on 09/29/98 02:35:51 PM
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Hello all,

I'm trying to create a DDM file between two AS/400s that share a common
TCP/IP network but have no direct connection.  Any thoughts or guidance
in this is appreciated.
Thanks,
Wayne
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