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On 13-Mar-2015 11:16 -0500, Jeff Young wrote:
After further consultation at the client, I have determined that they
were having a problem using this connection string from a .NET
program running on a non IBM i system and connecting to the IBM i.
Provider=IBMDA400;Data Source=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx;User Id=*****;Password=*****
;Default Collection=T47FILES;Naming Convention=1;Library
List=R47MODS,R47PTF,R47OBJ,T47MODSDTA,T47FILES,*Libl
When they removed the *Libl from the end, it worked fine.
Is there an equivalent value to use when using the IBMDA400 OLEDB
client?
I always have a difficult time finding any explicit\definitive and
consistent examples or even documentation that matches examples that are
claimed\known to be functional. The best I can recall, is that the
special value *USRLIBL is supported [though not *LIBL] as I had alluded
in my prior reply could be included in the list of comma-separate
library names. There is some documentation that might /support/ that
allusion, though the syntax does not match the example; instead of
"LibraryList" or "Library List" [of which I have seen claimed as used
successfully; just as the latter was, in the above-quoted message], the
following doc shows "DefaultLibraries".?.?:
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http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/api/content/ssw_ibm_i_71/rzaik/rzaikconnstrkeywordsservprop.htm>
_Connection string keywords - Server properties_
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