Well if you have Client access to connect to the AS/400 and it's using an
offshoot of DB2 somewhere which AS/400 usually uses, you should be able to
query the database with an odbc connection. We do this now with AS/400 and
RPG.
Robert Everland III
Web Developer
Dixon Ticonderoga
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I've not heard of this, but one thing you might want to do is either write
or search for a java class to do this. If your OS400 version is less than 5
years old, then it should have a local JVM that you could interface with.
Java has excellent XML parsing capabilities, and would be the ideal
cand
Java just aren't what they are in CF.
DC
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There is also an ODBC drive for NT To directly pass ODBC commands to a DB2
database by a company called Hit Software (http://www.hit.com). It is easy
to set up and then appears to Cold Fusion lik
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>In production we will not have ODBC connectivity to the database, but will
>only be calling a stored procedure which executes a COBOL routine. Right
>now I am getting a huge string back, delimited by the
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