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Client compatibility

Ray
Can a v9.1 fp2 Windows client connect to a v7.1 OS/390 server via a
v8.2 AIX ESE db2connect link? We can make and test a connection
through the client config utility but when we actually try to connect
through an application we get the SQL0805 indicating the need to bind
the client. I want to find out whether all we need to do is
successfully execute the binds before I pursue this further.

Jul 11 '07 #1
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Ray wrote:
Can a v9.1 fp2 Windows client connect to a v7.1 OS/390 server via a
v8.2 AIX ESE db2connect link? We can make and test a connection
through the client config utility but when we actually try to connect
through an application we get the SQL0805 indicating the need to bind
the client. I want to find out whether all we need to do is
successfully execute the binds before I pursue this further.
Yes, that combination works.

Phil
Jul 16 '07 #2
Ray
On Jul 16, 8:06 am, Philip Nelson <team...@scotdb.comwrote:
Ray wrote:
Can a v9.1 fp2 Windows client connect to a v7.1 OS/390 server via a
v8.2 AIX ESE db2connect link? We can make and test a connection
through the client config utility but when we actually try to connect
through an application we get the SQL0805 indicating the need to bind
the client. I want to find out whether all we need to do is
successfully execute the binds before I pursue this further.

Yes, that combination works.

Phil
Thanks for the confirmation, Phil. This aspect of DB2 (need to bind
new drivers and tools) is a royal PITA.

Jul 16 '07 #3

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