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Started by Jette Hannibal
Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00
DB2/2.1 Connectivity problems between OS/2 and NT
Author: Jette Hannibal
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00
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OS/2 warp connect 3.0 (Revision 8.264) via TCP/IP or NetBios. I think that the problem resides in the layer between the operating system and the database management system. But for now I am stopped cold without a clue on where to go. I'm positive that the TCP/IP configurations are correct on both client and databaseserver. I have inserted port configurations in services files as well as host names in the hosts files on both server and client. The OS/2 workstation (with the DB2 database) has a fixed IP adress which is conneceted to the NNAME in the hosts file on both databaseserver and client. The database is cataloged as remote. I have tried the connection with NetBios as well. But the problem seems to be the same. The client or client enabeler can not resolve the name and IP adress to get a connection to the database whatever it is done from the databaseserver (OS/2 workstation) or the client (NT 4.0. workstation) I'm open to all suggestions You are welcome to email me on fam.hannibal@get2net.dk Sincerely Kim
Re: DB2/2.1 Connectivity problems between OS/2 and NT
Author: Jerry McBride
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00
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In article <VbZX3.1051$y95.1136@news.get2net.dk>, "Jette Hannibal" <fam.hannibal@get2net.dk> wrote: >OS/2 warp connect 3.0 (Revision 8.264) via TCP/IP or NetBios. > >I think that the problem resides in the layer between the operating system >and the database management system. But for now I am stopped cold without a >clue on where to go. > >I'm positive that the TCP/IP configurations are correct on both client and >databaseserver. I have inserted port configurations in services files as >well as host names in the hosts files on both server and client. The OS/2 >workstation (with the DB2 database) has a fixed IP adress which is >conneceted to the NNAME in the hosts file on both databaseserver and client. >The database is cataloged as remote. > >I have tried the connection with NetBios as well. But the problem seems to >be the same. The client or client enabeler can not resolve the name and IP >adress to get a connection to the database whatever it is done from the >databaseserver (OS/2 workstation) or the client (NT 4.0. workstation) > >I'm open to all suggestions > Well.. you said you were open... I tried DB2 and never got passed some really stupid setup problems. This was on Wseb... My solution? I dropped it like a rock and went with mSQL and then eventually moved it all to mySQL. Setup is a breeze, security good and... run's great. -- ******************************************************************************* * Sometimes, the BEST things in life really ARE free... * * Get a FREE copy of NetRexx 1.151 for your next java project at: * * http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/netrexx * ******************************************************************************* /----------------------------------------\ | From the desktop of: Jerome D. McBride | | mcbrides@erols.com | \----------------------------------------/ --
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