Re: MCP and SQL
- From: "Jim Burton" <bNuOrStPoAnMjSe@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:43:32 -0700
More specifically, the product is Application Data Access which provides an
ODBC like interface for COBOL, ALGOL or C to any Windows database that
provides an ODBC driver interface. Unfortunately, the ODBC API is somewhat
complex.
DMSQL provides the SQL CLI interface, which is also very similar to the ODBC
API, but only interfaces to a local DMSII or SQL database. The
documentation for the DMSQL interface is much betted than the Application
Data Access.
<kheinze@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jul 25, 5:18 am, Edward Reid <edw...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Yeah, I know about DMSQL. But I need the other way around. DMSQL gives
you a SQL view of a DMSII database. What solutions have people come up
with for accessing SQL databases from MCP programs?
What I need is light-weight -- probably just access to a couple of
small
tables.
If I only needed to update them, I could probably use DATAbridge -- it
is
installed at the site in question. But I need to read and write.
Obviously I could set up a protocol and implement an interface
program, but
that's a lot of work for a light-weight requirement. Or I could just
send a
table as a CSV file and send it back later, but that's ... ugly.
Am I missing some MCP tool that can deal with MS SQL Server port 1433
protocol?
How would you do it?
Edward
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Hi Edward
I have only read about what you are looking for but in the Unisys Docs
they speak of HDBC (That is Host Data Base Connect) to connect eg. a
COBOL program to a Database external to the MCP.
The "Unisys Integration Expert" CD even has an example.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Karl Heinze
karl dot heinze at gijima dot NOTHIS dot com.
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