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 Access to DB2 from Oracle
I want to access the DB2 database on iSeries from Oracle 11 (read and write). What is the best way?

Software/Hardware used:
iSeries 7.1
ASKED: December 18, 2012  11:11 AM
UPDATED: December 18, 2012  12:39 PM

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Best way is always DRDA. — Tom

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Tom
do you have an implementation guide or example? Something like best practice? – Andreas

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If you don’t already have it for Oracle, then you probably can’t use it. Oracle sells licenses for its DRDA Gateway and has implementation guides. You left out what you have available, so the “best” was all that could be suggested. What platform is Oracle running on? What OS version is on iSeries? — Tom

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Why check out “infinitecorporation”? There is no listed product there that gives iSeries DB2 access to Oracle. Can you clarify what should be looked at? — Tom

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