RE: SQL SERVER/ISERIES INTEGRATION

Check the object authority on the ERP's file.  

Angela Wawrzaszek
Programmer/Analyst
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-----Original Message-----
From: Rosalie Ducasse [mailto:rosalie@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 12:51 AM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: SQL SERVER/ISERIES INTEGRATION



Steve

I have no problem with initiating the job on the iSeries, however the
job
is being initiated on the SQL server.  When I import data from the
iSeries
to the SQL server - no problem, the issue arrises when I try to export
data
from the SQL server to the iSeries


Rosalie Ducasse
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                      "Steve Landess"

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                                               Subject: Re: SQL
SERVER/ISERIES INTEGRATION                                            
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> "Rosalie Ducasse" wrote:
> Subject: SQL SERVER/ISERIES INTEGRATION


> I am trying to export data from a table on a sql server database using
a
> linked server to our iSeries.  The table gets created however it does
not
> populate the data and I get the following message :-
>
> None of the files or libraries that we need to populate on the iSeries
are
> journaled and we cannot journal them as they are part of an ERP
package.
> When I create a library through a SQL statement using "create
collection
> testlib" and try to populate the table it then works, however when
trying
> to update an existing table in an existing library it does not.  I
notice
> that the library "testlib" is created with journals.
> Can anyone help please?

Rosalie -
I'm a satisfied user is iS/ODBC - it allows you to copy data to/from a
SQL
Server database directly from the iSeries.

See:
WWW.iStudio400.com

Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
(512) 423-0935
















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