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Hello,
when I do a STRSQL, I get a greeting message that a connection is
established to the relational database <local-name-here>.
How can I change this name? I'm not talking about the default connection
but about truly changing the name. On a LPAR (7.2) of mine, the database
has not adopted the name change in CHGNETA at install time, so I'm getting
the system/LPAR serial number as greeting each time.
Second, does this rename have some side effects for just local processing
of SQL (within RPG) or remote connections via ODBC? There's definitely no
reference to the database name in these places.
Thanks!
:wq! PoC
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