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ODBC Connection options from Windows Server to DB2 on AS/400

Hi:

We are investigating the deployment of Crystal Enterprise on a Windows
server. This application server will need to connect to the DB2
databases hosted on our AS/400's. My CIO wants me to use IBM's Client
Access Express (since we already own it), but this is not (to my
knowledge) a server-class connection as it is meant to be used for
desktop connectivity.

What are my low-cost options? We will have up to 25 users accessing
this server concurrently, and this server will have 2 CPU's.

Please let me know what your experiences have been. I have looked
into Data Direct, HiT, and StarSQL. Any other solutions I should look
into.

Thanks in advance.

Bruce.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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DB2 Connect from IBM.

Larry Edelstein

bschiek wrote:
Hi:

We are investigating the deployment of Crystal Enterprise on a Windows
server. This application server will need to connect to the DB2
databases hosted on our AS/400's. My CIO wants me to use IBM's Client
Access Express (since we already own it), but this is not (to my
knowledge) a server-class connection as it is meant to be used for
desktop connectivity.

What are my low-cost options? We will have up to 25 users accessing
this server concurrently, and this server will have 2 CPU's.

Please let me know what your experiences have been. I have looked
into Data Direct, HiT, and StarSQL. Any other solutions I should look
into.

Thanks in advance.

Bruce.


Nov 12 '05 #2
DB2
I believe StarQuest (StarSQL) charges based on concurrent licensing,
so it's probably a good option.

Bbo

bw******@hotmail.com (bschiek) wrote in message news:<94**************************@posting.google. com>...
Hi:

We are investigating the deployment of Crystal Enterprise on a Windows
server. This application server will need to connect to the DB2
databases hosted on our AS/400's. My CIO wants me to use IBM's Client
Access Express (since we already own it), but this is not (to my
knowledge) a server-class connection as it is meant to be used for
desktop connectivity.

What are my low-cost options? We will have up to 25 users accessing
this server concurrently, and this server will have 2 CPU's.

Please let me know what your experiences have been. I have looked
into Data Direct, HiT, and StarSQL. Any other solutions I should look
into.

Thanks in advance.

Bruce.

Nov 12 '05 #3

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