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Old 08-13-09, 15:30
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DB2 communication failure

We have an IBM System i5 with DB2 (v5r4). We also have a zLinux image with the following software:
  1. DB21085I Instance "db2inst1" uses "64" bits and DB2 code release "SQL09015"
    with level identifier "01060107".
    Informational tokens are "DB2 v9.1.0.5", "s080512", "MI00237", and Fix Pack
    "5".
  2. IBM DB2-1.7.0 ODBC
  3. DBD-DB2-1.1

We would like the zLinux box to make calls (get,update,delete,etc) to the iSeries DB2 database. We have all the particulars for the DB2 database and we have written a php api to talk to the DB2 database. However, when the php is executed, we receive the following error:
  • Connection Error
    Error Code: 42968
    Error Msg: [IBM][CLI Driver] SQL8002N* An attempt to connect to a host failed due to a missing DB2 Connect product or invalid license.* SQLSTATE=42968 SQL
    CODE=-8002*

Are we at an incompatible version of the DB2 client or are we missing additional software (i.e. DB2 Connect)? Licensing issue?

Thanks for any assistance.
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Old 08-13-09, 20:25
Marcus_A Marcus_A is offline
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You software has the right components to connect to an iSeries, but when you connect from Linux, UXIX, or Windows to "host" DB2 database on iSeries or z/OS, you need a license for DB2 Connect. DB2 Connect is actually a product in itself, but you really only need the license applied to the software you already have.
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