LOL… this is freaking hilarious! I will keep Mr Willis in mind…. Long ago he
was in Florida and he was speaking to me. At the moment, it looks like I will
not have to deal with the AS400 but it was a question from an existing client.
Thanks to all of you that chimed in—Robert
> On Jun 11, 20
If memory serves, and you can find him (Arizona?), and he will talk to you,
I think that Steven G. Willis had a girlfriend that was an AS/400 expert.
On Sat, Jun 10, 2017 at 7:52 AM, Robert ListMail via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> I have an existing client that is purchasing another
>
>Robert,
You would need to use ODBC to connect to the DB2 database. I have not
needed to do this since the 90¹s so no longer have any current information.
Often AS/400 systems have many well defined and documented file transfer
processes to allow communication with other systems so I would loo
Robert wrote:
> I have an existing client that is purchasing another company that’s using an
> AS400. What are my connectivity options via 4D? ODBC?
Wow - I haven’t seen one of those things in a long time. When they came out I
was using 4D v1.0.6.
It’s going to depend on what’s running on it
I have an existing client that is purchasing another company that’s using an
AS400. What are my connectivity options via 4D? ODBC?
Thanks,
Robert
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