Using perl/php with DB2, unixODBC and AS400 - Revision history

Martin at 16:21, 6 August 2013

2013-08-06T16:21:35Z

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	~~Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.~~
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	= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =		= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =

2013-08-06T16:21:06Z

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	<strike>Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.</strike>		<strike>
			Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.
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	= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =		= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =

2013-08-06T16:20:31Z

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	Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.		<strike>Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.</strike>

	= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =		= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =

2013-03-17T20:02:15Z

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	/opt/ibm/iSeriesAccess/bin64/cwbping <as400_ip>		/opt/ibm/iSeriesAccess/bin64/cwbping <as400_ip>
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	should return ~~alot~~ of Success if configured correctly.		should return a lot of Success if configured correctly.

	== Test SQL connection ==		== Test SQL connection ==

2011-06-05T11:46:49Z

Patches for perl/php UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars

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	== Patches for perl/php UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==		== Patches for perl/php UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==
			'''This is no longer needed! Kept for historic reasons'''

	If you happen to use php/perl, UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:		If you happen to use php/perl, UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:

2010-11-19T09:28:08Z

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 yum install unixODBC unixODBC-devel
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 ## Install
 yum install openmotif22-2.2.3-18.i386.rpm
 </pre>

2009-06-30T06:24:42Z

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2009-06-30T06:23:24Z

Patches for UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars

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	== Patches for UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==		== Patches for perl/php UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==
	If you happen to use php/perl, UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:		If you happen to use php/perl, UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:

2009-06-30T06:23:11Z

Patches for UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars

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	== Patches for UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==		== Patches for UTF-8 plus non-ascii chars ==
	If you happen to use UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:		If you happen to use php/perl, UTF8, DBD::ODBC and any tools using these, there is a 'bug' with the ibm odbc interface. You'll most likely have alot of these:

	<pre>		<pre>

2009-06-30T06:22:33Z

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			= Note =
			Be aware that if you want to use unixODBC with php/perl, you're bound to 32-bit and the fix outlined in the bottom. It's basically because of how ODBC and perl/php handles connections and data.

	= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =		= Install prereq software (Centos 5.3) =