If you have the latest version of IBM's ClientAccess (usualy free with your OS/400 license), it should give you an ADO driver to connect. Otherwise, look at HiT Software's driver.
Once you have a driver, you set up an ODBC DSN like any other ADO datasource. Be aware that the SQL for use with DB2/400 is a bit different -- you have to specifiy a library as well as tables and columns.
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