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Jeff

There is no native iSeries way to do this.

<verndor response>
We have a product called RPG2SQL Integrator that does this barrier down very
well - it's a set of functions in a service program that you use to communicate
with our PC server, which, in turn, relays DB requests in real-time to any
SQL-based database server. 30-day eval fully supported - glad to give a demo.
Check us out at www.rjssoftware.com or call 888.rjs.soft.
</verndor response>

There are other options - JDBC comes to mind, as well as IBM's Information
Integrator (is that it's name now?) The latter also uses a middleware PC. JDBC
can be completely on the iSeries. I think Joe Pluta wrote something for Rob
that uses it to do this kind of thing.

For more info, look up "heterogeneous milligan" or some such in google, for an
article by Kent Milligan.

HTH
Vern
-------------- Original message --------------
From: jeffw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi everyone. I have project that requires information from a SQL server back
to the AS/400 in my program. I have never had the need to connect to an
external server to retreive information back for my programs before. So my
question is:

What is the best way to connect to the server in my program? I was leaning
towards using an SQL statement in my CL program. Does anyone have a sample
of a connection string that I could use as a guide? Or is there a better
method.

The program logic will be the user will an item number in the AS/400 it will
then merge information from the DB2 and the SQL server and present it on the
screen or a report.

Any help will be appreciated. Thank you

Jeff Williams


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