Re: crystal reports 2008 and iSeries DB2

I may stand corrected then. I can't find my reference now that talked
about OLE DB.


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All the crystal reports and SQL Server Report Writer that I used was with
OLE DB.

On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 6:42 AM, Bryce Martin <BMartin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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If you are using a pc product that is not specifically written in java

my

first instinct would be to suggest ODBC. OLE DB was pretty much a swing
and miss from microsoft. I would not use it at this point.


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Which is the best option for getting to DB2 on iSeries from Crystal
Reports 2008 (or similar PC products). ODBC, OLD DB or JDBC? Do any of
these offer any benefits over the others or are they all really the same
in function and performance.

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