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Thanks.
What I am looking to do is to intercept the DRDA request before it is processed 
and do some validation on the library/file being requested based on user id.
Do I need to write an ARD, or is there an exit point or some other method 
available to do this.
 
Thanks,


vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
That's right, ODBC is not the same thing as DRDA - not even related, although 
they both provide ways to get data from remote databases. You have to have a 
DRDA provider, known as an ARD or application requester driver. This is 
equivalent to an ODBC driver or OLE/DB provider. These need to be provided by 
the maker of the database. Hardly any RDBMS' have done this for the iSeries.

An iSeries can connect with another iSeries or with any DB2 system with DRDA, 
so that is probably where this comes into play.

HTH
Vern

-------------- Original message -------------- 

> Jeffrey, 
> 
> As no one has answered, yet. 
> 
> I looked at CLI programming three weeks or so and I saw only one exit point 
> for 
> DRDA mentioned. Browsing the docs of that it looks to me a possibility to 
> write 
> your own ARD programme. 
> 
> Thus, I think not. 
> 
> Regards, 
> Carel Teijgeler. 
> 
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> On 9-5-05 at 12:31 Jeffrey Young wrote: 
> 
> >Is the exit point for DRDA requests the same as for ODBC (QIBM_QZDA_SQL2 
> 
> 
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