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I believe the older Client Access for Windows has an ADO.NET provider that works with ODBC.
And, I believe the newer Access Client Solutions for Windows also has an ODBC driver.
Hope that helps ...
I expect you should see a reply from Calvin soon ... :-)
On Thursday, July 23, 2020, 8:39:14 PM EDT, smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx <smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This was originally posted to the technical list and it was suggested that I
post to the open source list.
I am playing with a concept and I need to connect to an IBM i database with
a C#.Net desktop program. Pretty much everything I have found via Google is
either 10 years old or involves configuration on the PC (something about
db2cli writecfg). Other databases such as MySQL have a .dll that allows
connection without any PC config. Does such a thing exist for the IBM i and
I just haven't hit the right web page? What is the preferred method of
connecting from a C#.Net program?
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