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 Share objects between two AS/400 machines on a same network.
Hello, I would like to know if it is possible to share a disk between two AS/400 machines. I know about DDM but I would like to know if it is possible otherwise. Thanks.

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AS/400 iseries os400
ASKED: December 13, 2012  9:49 AM
UPDATED: December 13, 2012  1:52 PM

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The question doesn’t make sense. What does the question subject mean by “share objects”? What objects? Share how? What does the question mean by “share disk”? There are a number of ways for two AS/400s to access objects on each other, but “share disk” is fairly meaningless. The OS itself is not aware of individual disks. — Tom

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Thank you for your reply,I would like to access objects (*FILE objects mainly) of an library (or the whole library) from a remote AS/400 without having to create a DDM File. What are the “number of ways for two AS/400s to access objects on each other” ? I am only aware of DDMThanks

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Most commonly, a remote database directory entry would be created. Use WRKRDBDIRE to access the database directory on an AS/400. Add an entry for the remote database. You can then use SQL CONNECT on the local AS/400 to open a connection to the database on the remote AS/400. — Tom

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