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  3. January 2003

Re: iSeries JDBC configuration

Bill Gasparek wrote:
I have moved the sample database files that come with WebSphere
Development Studio from DB2 Personal to our AS/400. Now I am trying to
modify the data provider in the server project to point to the as/400.
For the database name, I am using the node name of the 400. When I try
to run the application, I am getting an error saying that the database
name does not exist. Can anyone give me an indication of how to set the server project up
properly to point to the as/400????
I don't know anything about WebSphere, but i'm feeling lucky today and this sounds as if the database on your /400 is not in the directory of databases.

WRKRDBDIRE

I guess you need here an entry for remote location = *LOCAL.

0.02 Euro

best regards,

Anton Gombkötö



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