Re: Why should DDF be implemented in DB2?

Geschrieben von Thomas Frena on April 09, 2002 um 18:06:

Als Antwort auf Why should DDF be implemented in DB2? geschrieben von Wes Keen on April 09, 2002 um 14:57:

DDF
(Distributed Data Facility) is DB2 for OS/390's vehicle to communicate with other DB2 Systems or network (DRDA-) clients.

To get this informations - and anything else you ever wanted to know about DB2 for OS/390 - is the DB2 Administration Guide.

You may download this (and other informations) in pdf-format from:
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/data/db2/os390/library.html#version5

: This question is probably easy to answer - but I need to know the answer.

: What functions does DDF bring to DB2 and how does it make DB2 a better product?

: What benefits does it provide to allow migration to newer versions of DB2 and does it make integration with products such as Oracle and IMS better?

: I'd appreciate any feedback possible.

: Thanks,

: Wes Keen

KOCH International AG

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: DDF : (Distributed Data Facility) is DB2 for OS/390's vehicle to communicate with other DB2 Systems or network (DRDA-) clients. : To get this informations - and anything else you ever wanted to know about DB2 for OS/390 - is the DB2 Administration Guide. : You may download this (and other informations) in pdf-format from: : http://www-4.ibm.com/software/data/db2/os390/library.html#version5 : : : This question is probably easy to answer - but I need to know the answer. : : What functions does DDF bring to DB2 and how does it make DB2 a better product? : : What benefits does it provide to allow migration to newer versions of DB2 and does it make integration with products such as Oracle and IMS better? : : I'd appreciate any feedback possible. : : Thanks, : : Wes Keen

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