Re: Accessing iseries data via ODBC

[pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx]

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size=2><DIV>Here's a better solution:</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV><A 
href="http://www.asc-iseries.com"; 
target=blank>www.asc-iseries.com</A></DIV><DIV><BR>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>Paul&nbsp;Nelson<BR>Arbor&nbsp;Solutions,&nbsp;Inc.<BR>708-670-6978&nbsp;&nbsp;Cell<BR>pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx<BR><BR><DIV><BR></DIV><FONT
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&lt;midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>From: "Fleming, Gregory (ED)" 
&lt;gfleming@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>Sent by: 
midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx<BR>Date: 02/10/2005 08:20AM<BR>Subject: 
Accessing iseries data via ODBC<BR><BR>We think it would be really cool if our 
users could access our iseries data<BR>from SQL oriented applications like 
Cognos or even MSAccess through ODBC,<BR>but our limited forays in this 
direction have resulted in severe hits to the<BR>iseries performance.  It seems 
like the Iseries gave a super high priority<BR>to the ODBC requests, leaving 
our order/entry people unable to function.<BR> <BR>Is there a simple way to 
control this?  <BR> <BR>Reading suggestions ? <BR> <BR>Greg 
Fleming<BR>Programmer/Analyst<BR>Everglades Direct, Inc.<BR> <BR>-- <BR>This is 
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