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Stable version 1.1 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

Other versions available for 10 and Older

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on 21 February 2013

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DB2 iSeries connector allows you to integrate your app with IBM DB2 iSeries database

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Feature List

Easy to use
Allows you to do inserts, updates, deletes, queries, call stored procedures and execute SQL batchs.
Easy to do pagination (just need to say from which to which lines you want to get)
Generic output for Queries (just pass a record list for the results)
Using IBM dotNet Connector DLL (IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries v13.0.0.2)

Available in dotNET only (for now).

Requirements:

Platform version: 7.0.1+

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