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Carel, I'm sorry but I don't understand your point. My point was that you can access other databases using JDBC, provided they have a Type 4 JDBC driver, and so the iSeries doesn't need ODBC drivers. Not sure what your point about SQL/400 and RPG is... Joe > From: Carel Teijgeler > > Joe, > > Don"t take this personal, but the requestor was using SQL/400, not RPG. > > But to please you, here is a link to a TechTip on mcpressonline: Populate > Files on the iSeries from Oracle or SQL Server by Tahir Malik > (http://www.mcpressonline.com/mc/1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@.6b24d1dc), published > two weeks ago, after the previous discussion on this topic.. > > In the example provided he uses a connection to an Oracle database, using > the JDBC driver. > > If you can not view the entire article (older than 14 days requires a log- > in) use the printer-friendly option on the to pright side of the page. > > Hope this may be a soluiton, not _the_ solution.
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