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Subject: Access iSeries from windows and odbc question
From: dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 12:48:30 -0700
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This is actually two questions in one, can someone point me in the direction 
I need to go in order to figure out, learn and expirment with accessing docs 
and files on our iSeries via a windows XP Pro workstation? Without using FTP 
that is.

In addition, aside from the ODBC drivers that comes with iSeries Access for 
Windows, is there any other way for us to access tables and PF and LF from 
some of our inhouse applications? I'd hate to pay 250 each just for the ODBC 
drivers.


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