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John

Every DB2 understands every other DB2, using a DRDA relational database connection. Then you just use SQL to get the data. There has to be something in DB2 on z to do that, as it is IBM's way.

HTH
Vern

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A person on my "z" forum asked a question on how to get the
contents from a "DB2 table on the iSeries" to a "z" to be
processed by an application. Actually, what I first told him was
to just ftp the file because both the "z" and the "i" are EBCDIC
based. I still think that would work, but I'm unsure because I
don't have an "i" to play around on to see what actually happens.

You could aso try to setup a drda connection. The z application could connect to the ddm/drda server on the i and uses SQL commands to retrieve the data.

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Cordialement

>From what I understand, there is no RDMS on the "z" side. They want to transfer the "DB2 data" to a "flat file" on the "z" and read it using COBOL.

Looks like just ftp'ing the PF to the "z" in BINary will work. Which is gratifying because it is what I thought of first. The person on the "z" is likely confused because you cannot do this with any other DB2 implementation.

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