Connect to a external DB2 with ZendServer
I have been fighting with Zend Server 2018 while trying to connect to a remote AS/400 DB2.
I am using the IBM_DB2 php functions to do the connection but every time I get
[IBM][CLI Driver] SQL1031N The database directory cannot be found on the indicated file system. SQLSTATE=58031 SQLCODE=-1031
Anyone else successful connecting the two?
What I've read online is that I need to catalog the servers.
So I have db2 running on an iseries at say 192.168.50.1 with a name of X232321 and a Windows 10 box running zend server 2018.
What commands would I need to catalog the two servers so I can use the db2 connector? And what does that actually do?
Thanks for the help
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I have been fighting with Zend Server 2018 while trying to connect to a remote AS/400 DB2.
I am using the IBM_DB2 php functions to do the connection but every time I get
[IBM][CLI Driver] SQL1031N The database directory cannot be found on the indicated file system. SQLSTATE=58031 SQLCODE=-1031
Anyone else successful connecting the two?
What I've read online is that I need to catalog the servers.
So I have db2 running on an iseries at say 192.168.50.1 with a name of X232321 and a Windows 10 box running zend server 2018.
What commands would I need to catalog the two servers so I can use the db2 connector? And what does that actually do?
Thanks for the help
php db2 zend-server
asked Nov 13 '18 at 2:40
Kris.MitchellKris.Mitchell
82621531
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I have been fighting with Zend Server 2018 while trying to connect to a remote AS/400 DB2.
I am using the IBM_DB2 php functions to do the connection but every time I get
[IBM][CLI Driver] SQL1031N The database directory cannot be found on the indicated file system. SQLSTATE=58031 SQLCODE=-1031
Anyone else successful connecting the two?
What I've read online is that I need to catalog the servers.
So I have db2 running on an iseries at say 192.168.50.1 with a name of X232321 and a Windows 10 box running zend server 2018.
What commands would I need to catalog the two servers so I can use the db2 connector? And what does that actually do?
Thanks for the help
php db2 zend-server
asked Nov 13 '18 at 2:40
Kris.MitchellKris.Mitchell
82621531
I have been fighting with Zend Server 2018 while trying to connect to a remote AS/400 DB2.
I am using the IBM_DB2 php functions to do the connection but every time I get
[IBM][CLI Driver] SQL1031N The database directory cannot be found on the indicated file system. SQLSTATE=58031 SQLCODE=-1031
Anyone else successful connecting the two?
What I've read online is that I need to catalog the servers.
So I have db2 running on an iseries at say 192.168.50.1 with a name of X232321 and a Windows 10 box running zend server 2018.
What commands would I need to catalog the two servers so I can use the db2 connector? And what does that actually do?
Thanks for the help
php db2 zend-server
php db2 zend-server
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Try this on the windows db2 client:
db2 "catalog tcpip node MY_IS remote 192.168.50.1 server 446"
db2 "catalog db MY_ALIAS at node MY_IS"
db2 "catalog dcs db MY_ALIAS as X232321"
You can set MY_IS, MY_ALIAS as you want (no more than 8 letters).
Port 446 may be different for your iSeries host.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
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In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
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Try this on the windows db2 client:
db2 "catalog tcpip node MY_IS remote 192.168.50.1 server 446"
db2 "catalog db MY_ALIAS at node MY_IS"
db2 "catalog dcs db MY_ALIAS as X232321"
You can set MY_IS, MY_ALIAS as you want (no more than 8 letters).
Port 446 may be different for your iSeries host.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
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In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
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Try this on the windows db2 client:
db2 "catalog tcpip node MY_IS remote 192.168.50.1 server 446"
db2 "catalog db MY_ALIAS at node MY_IS"
db2 "catalog dcs db MY_ALIAS as X232321"
You can set MY_IS, MY_ALIAS as you want (no more than 8 letters).
Port 446 may be different for your iSeries host.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
add a comment |
Try this on the windows db2 client:
db2 "catalog tcpip node MY_IS remote 192.168.50.1 server 446"
db2 "catalog db MY_ALIAS at node MY_IS"
db2 "catalog dcs db MY_ALIAS as X232321"
You can set MY_IS, MY_ALIAS as you want (no more than 8 letters).
Port 446 may be different for your iSeries host.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
Try this on the windows db2 client:
db2 "catalog tcpip node MY_IS remote 192.168.50.1 server 446"
db2 "catalog db MY_ALIAS at node MY_IS"
db2 "catalog dcs db MY_ALIAS as X232321"
You can set MY_IS, MY_ALIAS as you want (no more than 8 letters).
Port 446 may be different for your iSeries host.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:58
Mark BarinsteinMark Barinstein
1,314114
1,314114
In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
add a comment |
In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
In my php code that was on the iSeries I connect to the database with X232321 for the database name and then call out the specific tablename.column in the queries. With your above example does any of that change?
– Kris.Mitchell
Nov 13 '18 at 11:53
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
I registered your iSeries database as MY_ALIAS. If you want to have this alias equal to your database name, then just amend MY_ALIAS to X232321 above in both commands.
– Mark Barinstein
Nov 13 '18 at 13:57
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