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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: How can I connect DB2 to Oracle or SQL server?
How can I connect DB2 to Oracle or SQL server? Maybe IBM's " DB2 DataJoiner " can help you? It allows access to SQL Server and Oracle (among other) from ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: RNF7701 data structure not allowed
I'm using a data structure for me READ/WRITE/READP operations but I keep getting RNF7701 ... This document is: http://faq.midrange.com/index.pl?file=584 ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: Debugging Java programs running on the iSeries
When you try to debug a Java class using the STRDBG command on the AS400, the command doesn't work unless the JVM is already running and your class is ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: What does BINARY(4) mean in API documentation?
What does BINARY(4) mean in API documentation? BINARY(4) means a 4-byte binary ... A binary number (in the sense the manual uses the word binary) is one ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: OPNQRYF - Short explanation with samples in CLP
I hope this will help you understanding some of the basics in OPNQRYF. However there is a small thing usually wrapped in plastic or hidden on a CD called a ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: How can I connect DB2 to Oracle or SQL server?
It allows access to SQL Server and Oracle (among other) from different environments. AS/400 is one of these. But in the case of AS/400 I believe it requires ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: VB/ASP
(Category) iSeries / AS400 FAQ : (Category) Programming : VB/ASP. Visual Basic & ASP programming as it applies to accessing data on an AS/400. ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: What is a Windows Domain?
Non iSeries / AS400 : What is a Windows Domain? Q. What the heck is a Windows domain and how do you create one? A. A Windows Domain is a logical grouping of ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: How do I add the Data Transfer from AS400 ...
First of all try the following: Open Excel Data Do you see the option to Transfer Data from AS400? If you don't then try the following: Open Excel Tools ...
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iSeries / AS400 FAQ: What does BINARY(4) mean in API documentation?
What does BINARY(4) mean in API documentation? BINARY(4) means a 4-byte binary number. In RPG III, this means a subfield of a data structure that is defined ...
