Re: Is SQL required to run stored procedures in .NET apps?

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

"Need" is a rather strict term.  Could you write stored procedures without 
having the SQL product?  Actually I believe so.  Using iSeries Navigator 
and a slew of other tools.
Could you write a stored procedure in RPG?  Again, I believe that you 
could using SQL CLI instead of imbedded SQL.  However, you will spend more 
on program maintenance than the cost of the SQL precompiler.

Rob Berendt
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We expect to rewrite our apps using .NET technology keeping the data on
the iSeries.

We do not have SQL on our machines or CA if it was not installed as a
default when we were upgraded to V5R2.

(Obviously) we are really new to this area.

Will we need SQL for the stored procedures? From what we've read, so
far, that seems to be the case.

TIA


Fran Denoncourt
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Pinal County Treasurer's Office
Florence, AZ 85232
(520) 866-6404

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