RE: news400 goes negative on IBM?

I'll be interested in what you learn.

At 10:38 PM 5/21/2005, you wrote:

Vernon,

I'll be at Summit in a week and will hit the Oracle guys on this further,
but is the A/M a bidirectional pipeline?  Can you hit DB2/400 tables from
the oracle host as well as his the Oracle tables from OS/400?  We talking
something as simple as OVRDBF or a bit more complex?

Don in DC

On Sat, 21 May 2005, Vernon Hamberg wrote:

> Actually Oracle has a product called Access Manager for AS/400 that resides
> on an AS/400 and gives access to the Oracle database from the iSeries. I
> have assumed it is DRDA, but I do not know. They have other Access Manager
> products, as well as Transparent Gateway products that let Oracle talk to
> non-Oracle databases. BTW, I'm not a customer, I've only explored their site.
>
> At 08:18 PM 5/21/2005, you wrote:
>
> >IBM's DRDA is supposed to be an "open" product, but other DB vendors only
> >make it half-open, maximizing their benefit. Oracle and Microsoft both have
> >DRDA drivers that will let THEM get and put data on DB2, from their
> >respective products (Oracle DB and SQL Server). Their drivers do NOT allow
> >updates to THEIR database from DB2.
>
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