Oracle Database Gateway for DRDA is a product that has existed for many years
to allow "Oracle Client" applications to access DB2 databases.
Oracle Database Provider for DRDA is a new product that allows "DB2 Client"
applications to access Oracle Databases.
We currentl
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Am 14.08.2017 um 19:26 schrieb Bernd Oppolzer:
I don't know this,
but in the 1990s we had a product that did the opposite;
it was called "Oracle transparent gateway"
and it provided access to DB2 (or SQL/DS) data
I don't know this,
but in the 1990s we had a product that did the opposite;
it was called "Oracle transparent gateway"
and it provided access to DB2 (or SQL/DS) databases
for Oracle applications. The DB2 databases looked to
the applications like Oracle databases; this was very interesting,
becaus
Possibly for having db2 (z or non-z) with remote tables?
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017, 7:40 PM Frank Swarbrick
wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with this? Appears to allow DB2 client applications to
> connect "directly" to Oracle databases. In the case of z/OS I imagine it
> would be similar to using DDF to
Is anyone familiar with this? Appears to allow DB2 client applications to
connect "directly" to Oracle databases. In the case of z/OS I imagine it would
be similar to using DDF to connect from z/OS to a non-z/OS DB2 database.
Frank
