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Tom could not connect to an Informix SE 7.23 server that used SETLITCP because newer ODBC drivers use SESOCTCP, and even Informix Connect 2.80.TC1 would not use TLI. Paul Watson and Dave Kosenko said a socket client on the PC with TLI on the server should work, since both ride on TCP. Kosenko asked how the failure showed. No resolution in the thread.
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I'm having a problem connecting to my db due to the fact that my
Informix SE (v7.23) wants to talk via (SETLITCP). Any new ODBC driver
I try wants to talk via (SESOCTCP). Does anyone know if an old
version of Informix Connect will talk via TLI? The oldest I can find
on IBM's website is v2.80.TC1. And it won't talk TLI either.
Thanks in advance,
Tom
↪ replying to Tom
Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
soc on the PC and tli on the server should work just fine, assuming
tli is what the server is supposed to be using, check the release
notes
Tom wrote:
>
> I'm having a problem connecting to my db due to the fact that my
> Informix SE (v7.23) wants to talk via (SETLITCP). Any new ODBC driver
> I try wants to talk via (SESOCTCP). Does anyone know if an old
> version of Informix Connect will talk via TLI? The oldest I can find
> on IBM's website is v2.80.TC1. And it won't talk TLI either.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Tom
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↪ replying to Tom
Dave Kosenko — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 16:55:12 -0400, Tom <tsmith@eastpointcity.org>
wrote:
>I'm having a problem connecting to my db due to the fact that my
>Informix SE (v7.23) wants to talk via (SETLITCP). Any new ODBC driver
>I try wants to talk via (SESOCTCP). Does anyone know if an old
>version of Informix Connect will talk via TLI? The oldest I can find
>on IBM's website is v2.80.TC1. And it won't talk TLI either.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Tom
If memory serves, on the Windows side you could never specify TLI as
Windows did not support it. I also seem to recall that the
combination you are using (TLI on the Unix side, SOC on the Windows
side) should work just fine, as what matters is the underlying
protocol (TCP). TLI and sockets (SOC) are just different libraries
for getting to the TCP layer.
Perhaps you should provide info on how the connection problem is
manifesting...
Dave
↪ replying to Dave Kosenko
Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Back in the Win3.11 days we were using tli the PC end but that was
way before winsock was in existence.
With tli/soc it's often easier to think in terms of the OSI model,
soc/tli would be the application layer, tcp the transportation
layer, ip the network layer. But bear in mind tcp/ip is only a four
layer model and does not map directly to the OSI model
Dave Kosenko wrote:
>
> On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 16:55:12 -0400, Tom <tsmith@eastpointcity.org>
> wrote:
>
> >I'm having a problem connecting to my db due to the fact that my
> >Informix SE (v7.23) wants to talk via (SETLITCP). Any new ODBC driver
> >I try wants to talk via (SESOCTCP). Does anyone know if an old
> >version of Informix Connect will talk via TLI? The oldest I can find
> >on IBM's website is v2.80.TC1. And it won't talk TLI either.
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> >
> >Tom
>
> If memory serves, on the Windows side you could never specify TLI as
> Windows did not support it. I also seem to recall that the
> combination you are using (TLI on the Unix side, SOC on the Windows
> side) should work just fine, as what matters is the underlying
> protocol (TCP). TLI and sockets (SOC) are just different libraries
> for getting to the TCP layer.
>
> Perhaps you should provide info on how the connection problem is
> manifesting...
>
> Dave
--
Paul Watson #
Oninit Ltd # Growing old is mandatory
Tel: +44 1436 672201 # Growing up is optional
Fax: +44 1436 678693 #
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