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Hi Jeff,
> Hi everyone. I have project that requires information from a SQL
> server back to the AS/400 in my program.
I wrote some RPG wrappers for Java's JDBC (database driver) stuff. It
lets you connect using a JDBC driver to any type of database (including
SQL Server) and then run SQL statements, etc.
This was for a series of articles about how to access other databases
from RPG. Originally, I wrote the tool only for MySQL, but later
changed it to be a more generic JDBC tool.
Here's a link to the most recent article in the series (Which has the
most up-to-date code). This article will have links to the previous ones:
http://www.systeminetwork.com/article.cfm?id=52741
That link does require a membership to the System iNetwork web site, but
a free (Associate) membership will work fine.
There's an example that specifically discusses connecting to SQL server
in the System iNetwork forums. Here's a link to the thread discussing that:
http://www.systeminetwork.com/isnetforums/showthread.php?t=48063
Not sure what other options you have. As far as I know, the native SQL
support doesn't have any way to talk to SQL server... it only knows
about DRDA databases, like DB2. (Someone will correct me if I'm wrong?)
that's why I was looking into the JDBC approach to begin with.
There are commercial solutions, of course. If you dislike the free JDBC
approach, you might look at the iS/ODBC product from iStudio/400.
http://www.istudio400.com/
Good luck
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