Re: sqlrmsoctcp
Posted in 1997
Dirk Schmidtpott — — source: @@NL@@> Thanks@@NL@@>@@NL@@> --@@NL@@> | Mark Steele |@@NL@@> | 74431,3327@compuserve.com |@@NL@@> | It is nice to be important, but it is more important |@@NL@@> | to be nice |@@NL@@Hi Mark,@@NL@@sqlrmsoctcp is the relay module. You need the relay module, if you want@@NL@@to use a 5.x client application with a 7.x informix database. The relay@@NL@@module we usually use is just called sqlrm. I do not know, if there is@@NL@@any difference to sqlrmsoctcp. Perhaps it depends on the environment.@@NL@@@@NL@@HTH@@NL@@@@NL@@Dirk@@NL@@--@@NL@@---------------------------------------------------@@NL@@Dirk Schmidtpott S I E M E N S@@NL@@EMail: schmidtpott.pad@sni.de =============@@NL@@Phone: 0049-5251-8-14922 N I X D O R F@@NL@@Fax : 0049-5251-8-27905@@NL@@@@NL@@The above statements and opinions are my own and do@@NL@@not necessarily represent those of my employer.@@NL@@---------------------------------------------------
Mark Steele wrote: > > When accessing a local 7.x database from a 5.x client set up, I > needed to use sqlrmsoctcp as the SQLEXEC. This was just a wild > guess, and it worked. Now I am wondering what the sqlrmsoctcp > really is, and when should I use it. Any ideas? > \