Re: Remote DB2 SQL access, Library List

["R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr." <rbruceh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

yes, don't add the library to the system.

one way is to create the "owner" profile,  MYLIB and connect using that
profile. The default library of that profile can be set to MYLIB as well if
you are using system naming. If you use SQL naming, the user profile will
force the find of the library.

then CONNECT TO rdbname USER mylib USING <password>


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----- Original Message -----
From: "Urbanek, Marty" <Marty_Urbanek@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 8:03 AM
Subject: Remote DB2 SQL access, Library List


> Assume my database resides on machine A in library MYLIB.
>
> If I am signed on machine A, I can do a STRSQL and then issue a statement
> such as:
>
> select * from MYFILE
> where DEF_NAME='SearchArg'
> ORDER BY SOME_FIELD
>
> The query works fine in that scenario, where I issue the query from the
same
> machine where the database resides. MYLIB is my CURLIB when I do the
STRSQL.
>
> However, if I am signed on machine B, do a STRSQL, SQL "connect" to
machine
> A (which is defined by RDBDIRE), and issue the same select statement, it
> fails because it cannot find the table.
>
> How can I get MYLIB into my library list, or do something so that it can
> find the table without modifying the select syntax? I am aware that I can
> modify the select to include the library or collection, such as "select *
> from MYLIB/MYFILE", but the SQL is coming from another platform and it is
> undesirable to have to change it.
>
> Is there some other way I can help the query find the table in MYLIB when
it
> is issued remotely, perhaps by somehow setting the "default collection" or
> controlling the library list of a server job on machine A?
>
> It seems like addind MYLIB to QSYSLIBL would work, but I would hate to do
> something that pervasive.
>
> THANKS,
> -Marty
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