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The ability to link SQL Server to heterogeneous systems such as Oracle, DB2, Sybase, etc., is imminent. This article provides the basic and most important information required to make a linked server connection to heterogeneous systems from SQL Server. We are going to deal with three different RBBMS.

  • DB2
  • Sybase
  • Oracle

Prerequisite:

MSDTC service should be running in the SQL Server Box.

Linked server to DB2 database in mainframe S/390:

Install and Configure Mainframe Client

The known ODBC client for connecting to Mainframe S/390 DB2 is Neon 32 bit drivers. The first step in this process is to install Neon Client on the SQL Server box. Then create the ODBC system DSN to mainframe. Provide the Database Source name, Host name, userID, password and port number in the DSN Setup. In addition, provide the Subsystem information about your mainframe in the DSN setup. Change the connection mode to "Transactional," the X/OPEN XA support to TWO-Phase commit, and X/OPEN XA Transaction manager to MSDTC.





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