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Miklos Szigetvari
 
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Default REXX DB2 - 09-28-2004 , 07:23 AM






Hi

If someone can help to remember : about 2001 I have downloaded a DB2
REXX interface program ( DB2WWW ??? )
I'm searching for an installation instruction or link.


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Rolf Loeben
 
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Default Re: REXX DB2 - 09-28-2004 , 09:35 AM






Miklos:

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If someone can help to remember : about 2001 I have downloaded a DB2
REXX interface program ( DB2WWW ??? )
Then it was a feature that had to be downloaded.
Now it is a feature to the z/OS TSO environment with additions by DB2,
that are on the distribution tape - afaik.
So look up your PDOM to see where on the tapes it is located.

DSNREXX is a free feature of DB2 that has to be ordered separately; so the
distribution is with a separate PDOM.

Quoting from the PDOM:
"REXX Any one of the following:
? REXX Version 1 Release 3 (5695-013 or 5694-014)
? IBM TSO Extensions for MVS REXX, which is part of OS/390
"
Judging from here, the OS/390 / z/OS REXX is a prerequisite.

Regards Rolf


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Eric Diamond
 
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Default Re: REXX DB2 - 10-02-2004 , 02:26 PM



Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
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Hi

If someone can help to remember : about 2001 I have downloaded a DB2
REXX interface program ( DB2WWW ??? )
I'm searching for an installation instruction or link.

DB2WWW was also known as Net.Data

It provided an HTTP CGI which interpreted a scripting
language, and produced HTML output.

The scripting language was not REXX, though
it had some similarities

The objective of the scripting language
was to make it easy to embed DB2 requests
(written in SQL) within an HTML page

IBM has withdrawn Net.Data .

To accomplish similar functionality
now, you may use Websphere
Application Server, and either:
-- Write JDBC code in Java; or
-- Write ColdFusion scripts, and use
Macromedia's ColdFusion MX add-in
for Websphere



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