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I had tried Provider=IBMDA400;Data Source=*name in client access*;User
Id=*me*;Password=*pass*; that I found on connectionstrings.com.
The IBMDA400 is part of client access. I did not want to load client
access on every PC that would go to the 400.
I tried Data Source=*iseries IP*;User ID=*me*;Password=*pass*; but that
failed on the data source.
Isn't there a plain old ODBC that I could use? I am very new to .net and
was just trying to make a connection to the 400. I tried to find a simple
ODBC driver in .net, but no joy.
tia,
John
Walden H. Leverich wrote:
I have used the client access connection, but now i need just
a plain old connection that anyone can use
Not sure I understand the question. What do you mean by a "plain old
connection"? In your ASP.Net code you'll connect to the iSeries, so you
need an iSeries connection string. Should look something like:
Data Source=iSeriesName;Naming=System;User
ID=WebUser;Password=Secret;LibraryList=RXLIB,*USRLIBL;
-Walden
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