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Re: Disallowing ODBC connections

ENDHOSTSVR *DATABASE should do it. That covers this stuff -

For Data Transfer, ODBC, iSeries Navigator database, and iSeries Access for Windows providers (OLE DB and the .NET Data provider).

HTH
Vern

On 6/11/2012 8:25 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Let's say you're performing a process that you normally kill QINTER for.
Now, you also want to disallow ODBC connections. What subset of jobs do
you have to kill for that? Some option in ENDTCPSVR, ENDHOSTSVR, what?


Rob Berendt

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