Re: iSeries and Unix handshaking

That data in its final form does not exist on the unix box either. I'm
thinking It would have to be a stored procedure to do the calculations and
then return the data.

At this point, we are leaning towards REXEC but there are a lot of people
nervous about it (including me) because they have used it and have a fear
it
will open the system to renegade commands...you can't always trust your
employees to not use a back door if they find it. :)

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Subject: Re: iSeries and Unix handshaking

<John R.>
... we don't have the data on the iSeries...
</ohn R.>
if the data is stored in DB2, you could access it from the as400 via DB2
connect (it has to be installed on the UNix Box). If you have a JDBC Driver
for the database on the Unix Box, you could access the database with normal
SQL from the as400 using ArdGate (it's open Source and could be installed
on
the as400).

D*B

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