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> 4) It can also perform iSeries-like RPG access to SQL Server 2000 databases > (using CHAIN, SETLL, etc.) with DataGate for SQL Server (sold separately). > 5) It can also perform database access to databases such as Oracle using OLE > DB. We can debate all the other points until we're blue in the face, but if an RPG programmer can do 4 and 5 with minimal training, this thing may have some value in some shops (like mine, where we have some packages that use SQL Server as the DB). Is AVR/DataGate the only way to access SQL Server via RPG and record level access (no embedded SQL)? Mike E.
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