ES/9221 running VM/ESA V2.3.0
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Ahmed Ezz
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 4:54 pm    Post subject: ES/9221 running VM/ESA V2.3.0 Reply with quote

ok another customer of mine have a ES/9221 Mainframe system running VM/ESA
v2.3.0 and DB2 V5.1.0
currently the customer looking for Data Integration with the DB2 is there
any special considration regarding that
thanks alot for the help you providing guys :)
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Ahmed Ezz
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Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2005 8:51 pm    Post subject: Re: ES/9221 running VM/ESA V2.3.0 Reply with quote

StarQuest's StarSQL should work fine too. It's pretty fast!

More info: http://www.starquest.com/Productfolder/starsql.html

Bob
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Neil Pike
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Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2005 8:51 pm    Post subject: Re: ES/9221 running VM/ESA V2.3.0 Reply with quote

Ahmed,

As long as DB2 supports access using DDM - e.g. via the DRDA protocol - then
the HIS ODBC/OLEDB driver should work just fine.

The below info from IBM's website confirms that DB2 on VM provides this so you
should be fine.

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DB2 Server for VSE & VM, together with its optional features, provides
powerful relational database capabilities, distributed database access,
automation of DBA tasks, numerous backup and recovery options, and more...

Support for TCP/IP enables you to access your data from any client that
supports TCP/IP over DRDA.

Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
Microsoft SNA/HIS MVP
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Aaron Grady [MSFT]
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Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 12:52 am    Post subject: Re: ES/9221 running VM/ESA V2.3.0 Reply with quote

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the Ole DB Provider for DB2, ODBC
Driver for DB2, and Managed Provider for DB2 do not support
DB2/VSE (sometimes referred to as SQL/DS). While DB2/VSE supports the DRDA
protocol, apparently it is a back level version, and not current enough to
work with our provider. I do not believe this has changed, although I could
be wrong. Either way we do not test against DB2/VSE here and we do not
support it. At the moment there are no plans to add this support in the next
version of HIS. I'll be sure and pass along the feedback to the appropriate
people so that they know someone was asking about this suppport.

NOTE: Other features of HIS like Transaction Integrator do work against VSE.

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SNA Server/Host Integration Server
Microsoft

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Ahmed,

As long as DB2 supports access using DDM - e.g. via the DRDA protocol -
then
the HIS ODBC/OLEDB driver should work just fine.

The below info from IBM's website confirms that DB2 on VM provides this so
you
should be fine.

------
DB2 Server for VSE & VM, together with its optional features, provides
powerful relational database capabilities, distributed database access,
automation of DBA tasks, numerous backup and recovery options, and more...

Support for TCP/IP enables you to access your data from any client that
supports TCP/IP over DRDA.

Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
Microsoft SNA/HIS MVP

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