Re: DRDA (Informix <-> DB2 mainframe) Performance Q.

I found out that the DRDA was originally installed incorrectly. It was placed in a different directory(as tlod by the installer from tech support) because the same tech support guy said to install it AFTER installing Online. Thery were very insistent about installing it last. This of course did not let the Informix instance come up and hence the differnet directories. Now that it is all in the same directory things are working as expected..(catlogs were updated correctly) Thanks for your help, Jacque On Fri, 13 Mar 1998 Kate_Tomchik@HomeDepot.COM wrote: > > They are catalogs owned by Informix but resident on the mainframe. They > are created through the gwdba script. Once you create the catalog, you > need to add each table individually, and update the catalogs on a daily > basis ( I have a script that runs from cron each morning. > > > "Jacque K. Istok" <istokj @ vsol.com> > 03/12/98 09:41 PM > > > To: Kate Tomchik/IS/SSC/THD > cc: > Subject: Re: DRDA (Informix <-> DB2 mainframe) Performance Q. > > > > > Thanks for the reply, I wasn't aware that there were any on the > Informix side(though I was told second hand that there are some on the > mainframe side and that those were updated..) I will be looking into > this right away. > Thanks again, > Jacque > Kate_Tomchik@HomeDepot.COM wrote: > > > > Have you added all the Mainframe tables you are accessing to the > catalogs > > through the gateway? This makes a significant improvement. > > > > > >