Frontend: MS Access XP on Win XP
Backend AIX: DB2 ... (7.1)
Hi,
to be honest, concerning the db2 i惴 a rather newbie, so sorry for unexact
question. I tried in beforehand to find some for me relevant information on
the IBM or MS side and on Google-groups, but i failed (maybe i惴 just to
silly).
In the office there is Office XP and Win XP installed together with an
(older) ODBC-driver for IBM DB2 7.1 which i use to just link the tables into
Access.
On my Toshiba-laptop i installed for testing purposes the Personal Edition
of IBM DB2, a CD which i got from IBM on a fair (Version 8.2 beta). This one
obviously automatically installs a newer odbc-driver.
This driver behaves differently on dates as said in an article about Access
and dates and ODBC
So my question: Where to load the new ODBC-driver seperate from the PE ? I
don愒 want to install the whole system for just getting a new driver. Any
special things i扉e to look for ?
mfg
Klaus Oberdalhoff
> Hi,
>
> Frontend: MS Access XP on Win XP
> Backend AIX: DB2 ... (7.1)
>
>>
> This driver behaves differently on dates as said in an article about
> Access and dates and ODBC
>
> So my question: Where to load the new ODBC-driver seperate from the PE ?
> I don“t want to install the whole system for just getting a new driver.
> Any special things i“ve to look for ?
>
There's much difference between drivers in V7 and v8. You can downlad
the latest client software, which includes the ODBC driver from here:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/db2/udb/support/downloadv8.html
You will probably need just runtime client.
Be careful though - because of incompatibilities between V7/V8 clients,
you may want to use the V7 runtime client (but be aware that DB2 UDB
V7.2 ends support as of 9/30/2004).
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thank愀 for the answers
mfg
Klaus Oberdalhoff