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1. #Db2 universal database for iseries administration driver#
2. #Db2 universal database for iseries administration windows#

NET Data Provider, which are identified in the topic: ODBC.NET Data Provider restrictions. There are additional restrictions for the ODBC. Also, the ODBC.NET Data Provider has the same restrictions as the DB2 CLI driver. Therefore, the connection string keywords supported by the ODBC.NET Data Provider are the same as those supported by the DB2 CLI driver. NET Data Provider makes ODBC calls to a DB2(R) data source using the DB2 CLIDriver. Sample applications in VB.NET and C#.NET demonstrating the DB2. You can also use these add-ins to develop server-side objects, such as SQL stored procedures and user-defined functions. These add-ins simplify the creation of DB2 applications that use the ADO.NET interface. NET Data Provider, there is also a collection of add-ins to the Microsoft(R) Visual Studio.

To develop and run applications that use DB2.NET Data Provider you need the. NET applications to access the following database management systems:ĭB2 Universal Database(TM) Version 8 for Windows(R), UNIX(R), and Linux-based computersĭB2 Universal Database Version 6 (or later) for OS/390(R) and z/OS(TM), through DB2 Connect(TM)ĭB2 Universal Database Version 5, Release 1 (or later) for AS/400(R) and iSeries(TM), through DB2 ConnectĭB2 Universal Database Version 7.3 (or later) for VSE & VM, through DB2 Connect The DB2.NET Data Provider delivers high-performing, secure access to DB2 data. NET Data Provider extends DB2 support for the ADO.NET interface.

#Db2 universal database for iseries administration windows#

You can use Net.Data(R) to access and alter data stored on a DB2 UDB for Windows(R) NT and Windows 2000. Net.Data, part of the DB2(R) Universal Database and DB2 Connect family, is a set of application development tools designed to help you create and maintain web-based transaction applications.

#Db2 universal database for iseries administration driver#

What level of local access does the driver require? Or is this caused by something else? I haven't been able to dig up a lot on this error for DB2, though it cropps up plenty for Oracle when I search - I've seen some indicaitons that it's something to do with local permissions and that could be related to what I'm seeing, but I haven't found any specifics. Not using the specific domain account (just using ) allows me to access DB2 just fine, but then I don't have the security permissions to access MSSQL. In the web.config file, and when I use this security configuration I get an error when trying to connect to the DB2 database.ĮRROR Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed The problem is that the MSSQL connection is supposed to use a service account, which is accomplished by having the line The DB2 connection is using IBM's ODBC driver for windows and the MSSQL uses ADO.NET.

NET web app on a windows 2003 server that connects to several different databases, including DB2 and MSSQL.