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Kane_sunil
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Location: mumbai
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How to connect CA-IDMS with out JDBC.
Is it possible using FTP? or anyother method. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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what do the CA-IDMS manuals say?
since Your organization is licensed for CA-IDMS the manuals should be readily available |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
What are you actually trying to do?
If you explain to CA Support where you have a problem, they can tell you which options are available to you (i.e. what your organization has licensed). |
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Kane_sunil
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| i want to run SQL commands on CA-IDMS |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
You need to speak with your local technical/database support or open an issue with CA SUpport.
It is unlikely that anyone here knows the configuraton of your environment, let along your local rules/standards.
As far as i know, the IDMS product contains SQL. . . |
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robert_wood
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Hi Kane,
much more information required:
- which release of IDMS ?
- do you have CA-IDMS/Extented Architecture (aka CA-IDMS/SQL) installed ? Without this, you will not have access to non-SQL defined data.
IDMS is not a relational database in standard format, it is networked (hashed, indexed, clustered).
Cheers Rob |
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