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Wow, Dave. I thought the tinyURL I posted pointed right to it. His
abstract says:
RPG's built-in support for calling Java methods makes it possible to
use JDBC database drivers from an RPG program. In previous
newsletters, I showed you how to run SQL statements on MySQL, IBM
DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle databases from your RPG
programs. In this article, I discuss some enhancements to my original
JDBC tool. This new version supports stored procedure calls,
commitment control, and meta-information about result sets.
So I think it is what you are looking for. The URL I got in my mailing was:
http://iseries.pentontech.com/t?ctl=65EDC:F65EB8B937280A299F840D9FF4443270
When I go to the article it is Article ID: 55530. And, again, it does
require registration but it should be free.
Pete Helgren
Dave Odom wrote:
Jeff and Pete,
Didn't find Scotts article or talking directly to ORACLE from the i5 at the site you mentioned among the HUGE number of returns from search and I don't have time to keep searching. If anyone knows of a better, quicker to get his article, please let me know. Thanks for your time.
Dave
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