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On 20-Nov-2013 04:45 -0800, Daron Whitehouse wrote:
I'm able to see my legacy CRTPF tables (20 y/o ERP application) using
IBM Data Studio v4.1. Could it be the way I configured the driver?
The connection I use most uses the "naming=system;" property and the
user credentials used is a profile having a job description with an
initial library list for our normal ERP environment (although, I do
not believe this library list is necessary for visibility in IBM Data
Studio).
I am implying nothing, as I have not used the product. And FWiW, the
chosen drive could play a huge role; e.g. a /native/ driver would be
able to implement its API invocations [e.g. SQLTables()] using the
specific knowledge of the OS, beyond mere dependence on the /standard/
catalogs. Additionally...
What is meant by "to see", may be the crux. Is the implication that
the file name is visible in a /list/ of tables, against which a SQL
request is being composed; e.g. selecting the table name from a list,
when composing an UPDATE statement? Or is the implication that an
already-composed SQL statement, having either a qualified or an
unqualified table-reference, is able to complete as expected; e.g. the
following request produces a report?:
SELECT * FROM aFlatFile
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