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ODBC is used to enable a large scope of applications to connect database without re-inventing the wheel for each database (e.g. Windows Office, OpenOffice, ... are able to connect *ALL* database through ODBC). It is not to avoid client licensing. I already ask the question on another thread...

What do you mean with connect? running DB2 commands line ? Use the conneciton with a language? Perl? Cobol? Java? .... For Java the solution is to use JDBC and the JDBC connector is coming with the DB2 server (no needs to buy something else) HH, Thierry

There are some DB2 trial stuff but not sure for BSD OS (check at http://www6.software.ibm.com/devcon/devcon/cgi-bin/dccustom.cgi) If you want/can use Java, there is a JDBC connector (needs to be actived on your server) AND the jdbc library is coming when you install DB2 server (look for...

More than a "client" it is the library used to access the remote DB. For DB2 I finally installed DB2 Connect which provide ODBC librairies and more. Actually I don't know how to get the ODBC librairies alone. Thierry

yes locate is very fast ... if the file's path is already stored in locatedb. If you are trying to locate a "new" file this db isn't updated and there is no result even if the file is there. I guess the update is run once a day, but you can force the update with the updatedb command.

Were you running Samba on this server? I've been hacked through Samba a while ago, and your script sounds familiar to me.

I don't use Eclipse, but a way to turn around is to define your CVS server in the hosts file and update it when needed: 127.0.0.1 localhost www.xxx.yyy.zzz YourCVSServerName And target Eclipse on YourCVSServerName. HTH, Thierry

VJ, it seems localhost is not resolved. Check your C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file. It should content at least: 127.0.0.1 localhost TJ

I guess you are looking for the "top" command /usr/bin/top Hope this help Thierry

you can try: select 'Colums' from Table [order by ...] fetch first 1 rows only Thierry

Another clue: Coming on a new site, I remember I got TCP/IP speed issues because /etc/hosts hadn't an entry for itself. Thierry

try with db2 "connect to test_db user test using 'bt)%r'" Hope this can resolve your problem Let us know Thierry

I've got the same problem with Red Hat 7.3. But I've edited /etc/odbcinst.ini and /etc/odbc.ini with vi to create entries, copied /etc/odbc.ini as ~/.odbc.ini and it works. I'am able to run isql command. Actually ODBC works with a remote MySQL DB but I am not able (so far) to run it with a...

I didn't find a way to turn around the alert message. Sorry

Hi, you can try something as: C:\>"C:\Program Files\Plus!\Microsoft Internet\IEXPLORE.EXE" "Javascript:Test=wi ndow.open('http://google.com');setTimeout('Test.close();window.close()', 2000);" This will open a first window to execute the javascript. This Javascript will open...

2 ways: sources: http://www.samba.org (need to be compiled) binaries: ftp://ftp.samba.org/pub/samba/Binary_Packages/AIX/