#DB2 ODBC DRIVER 64 BIT HOW TO#

#DB2 ODBC DRIVER 64 BIT HOW TO#

Here are some V9.7 DB2 InfoCenter links about ODBC driver and how to configure dsdriver.cfg (XML file) to define mainframe connectivity info. Sounds like you are on the correct track. Posted by Mark Perley (DB2 DBA ) on Sep 2 at 2:41 PM Mark as helpful Michael Callagan вЂ“ CVR 2525 Sw 1st Ave Portland, OR 97201 email: 50ДЇrom: Mark Perley via db2-l Sent: Thursday, Septem11:40 AM To: Callagan, Michael Subject: RE: ODBC Access to remote DB2 DB from Linux вЂ“ Setup and Config Which seems to indicate it cannot find my driver, since none of the stuff I have requires a license that I know of. Isql -v MCTEST NCCNT5 CVR1007A SQL8002N An attempt to connect to a host failed due to a missing DB2 Connect product or invalid license. I found some other sites with new information and when I try my config now, I get this:

Looks like the latest is 9.7, but when I did a search for it I did not find it.Дare I guess I might be able to find on the site along with the documentation found there? It looks like I might have a slightly old DB2 driver, this is my TAR file: We are not even sure our label names (left side) are correct, but we have successfully accessed our own Oracle database via odbc, so we are not without some success. My odbc.ini entry looks like this (we have tried both entries), (some info redacted): I cannot find any documentation on the above config file, what it should contain, where it should be located etc. The database alias вЂњвЂќMCTESTвЂќвЂќ could not be found in the db2dsdriver.cfg configuration file.

I have downloaded the DB2 odbc driver I think I need and have configured the odbc.ini file, but when I try to connect I get this error: I have no experience with DB2 (I use Oracle) nor with the setup and configuration of the odbc.ini file. I am running 64 bit Red-Hat Linux trying to access DB2 on a remote IBM mainframe.

Db2 odbc driver 64 bit