Mac <-> AS400 (ptthooie) ?

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2 total messages Started by aslt Wed, 05 Aug 1992 01:44

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Author: aslt
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 01:44

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Hi all,  
  
Is it possible/practical to set up an AS/400 (*gagphhtthtchokehack*)    
on an existing Appletalk network?               
  
If so, is there something available that makes it possible/practical for        
Macs on the existing Appletalk network running 4th Dimension databases to       
use an AS/400 as a data server?  
  
Thanks in advance.  E-mail replies welcome.     
  
Thanks,  
  
Lee

Re: Mac <-> AS400 (ptthooie) ?

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Author: Brian Martin
Date: Sun, 09 Aug 1992 21:37

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In article <1992Aug4.214451.1@acad2.alaska.edu> aslt@acad2.alaska.edu writes:
>Hi all,  
>  
>Is it possible/practical to set up an AS/400 (*gagphhtthtchokehack*)    
>on an existing Appletalk network?               
>  
>If so, is there something available that makes it possible/practical for        
>Macs on the existing Appletalk network running 4th Dimension databases to       
>use an AS/400 as a data server?  
>  
>Thanks in advance.  E-mail replies welcome.     
>  

Contact ACIUS for information on the 4D DAL Server product. You will
also need the AS/400 DAL server from IBM. This of course presumes that you
are running a SQL database on the AS/400. Your local Apple rep may
be able to assist you in making the proper contacts at IBM.

Best regards,

    Brian K. Martin, M.D.
    Martin Information Systems, Ltd.
    1103 9th Avenue, Suite 203
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