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Chapter 11. Database On-Demand overview
Note: If you are using Database On-Demand with Netscape 4.x, you must turn the
Just In Time (JIT) compiler off. Unfortunately, due to problems found with
the JIT compiler, this means that you cannot take advantage of both the
Database On-Demand and integrated Windows domain logon functions.
Database On-Demand is a Java applet that allows users to perform SQL requests to
iSeries databases through a JDBC driver. Database On-Demand is shipped with a
JDBC driver for the iSeries. Other user-installed JDBC drivers can be registered and
used, although IBM does not provide support for these drivers.
Features of Database On-Demand include:
v A graphical interface to aid in constructing SQL statements and File Upload
statements
v The ability to display on screen the results of the executable statements you
build, to save the results of SQL statements in various file formats and to upload
entire files in various formats to a host database
v The ability to create dynamic queries, using the graphical interface, that can be
executed or saved for later use
For more Database On-Demand overview information, see Database On-Demand
in the Host On-Demand online help.
To configure users so they can access Database On-Demand, you must first either
have groups and users defined or define them. Then you can define the database
functions that groups and users can perform and later manage the statements that
users have created. The administrator cannot create SQL statements for users.
For more detailed information about setting up groups and users to access
Database On-Demand, see getting started with Database On-Demand and setting
Database On-Demand options for users in the Host On-Demand online help.
If you wish to use multiple code pages with Database On-Demand, you must add
jar or cab files to your HTML. Only those code pages that correspond to the
language of the HTML file are automatically loaded, so for example you are
running from a French computer but you want to access a Dutch host, you must
make these modifications.
If you are using Database On-Demand as a Download Client with Netscape 6 or
another Java2-enabled browser, then the HODDatabase_xx.html file must be
modified, where xx is the two- or four-letter country or region designator. Look for
the line that starts with the ″APPLET archive=″ tag. Add the correct jar filename
from the table below.
If you are using Database On-Demand as a Cached Client with a non-Java 2
enabled browser (such as Internet Explorer 5.x), then you must edit the file
HODDatabaseCached_xx.html. In the line starting ″PARAM
NAME=PreloadComponentList″, add the correct component from the table below.
If you are using Database On-Demand as a Cached Client with Netscape 6 or
another Java2-enabled browser, then you must make two changes to the
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- Getting Started 1
- Contents 5
- About this book 7
- Why use Host On-Demand? 10
- A cost-effective approach 10
- Copying sessions more easily 13
- Basic support for GB18030 13
- Disk space requirements 18
- Supported browsers 19
- Packaging 19
- Installing on OS/2 24
- Installing on Novell NetWare 26
- Installing on AIX 27
- Installing on OS/400 31
- Manager on iSeries 34
- Installing on z/OS 35
- On-Demand 37
- Host On-Demand clients 45
- Administration clients 46
- Cached clients 47
- Installing the cached client 48
- On-Demand Version 6 49
- Troubleshooting 50
- Download clients 51
- Function On-Demand client 51
- Database On-Demand clients 52
- Remove cached client 52
- New user clients 52
- (NewUserCachedDebug.html) 53
- Chapter 9. Security 55
- How SSL security works 56
- Chapter 9. Security 49 57
- Using the Redirector 58
- How the Redirector works 58
- Telnet-negotiated security 59
- Chapter 10. LDAP support 61
- Configuring LDAP support 62
- Chapter 10. LDAP support 55 63
- Supported languages 69
- Supported host code pages 70
- 3270 and 5250 code pages 70
- VT code pages 72
- CICS Gateway code pages 73
- 869 Greek 74
- 912 ISO Latin 2 (8859_2) 74
- 915 ISO Cyrillic (8859_5) 74
- 920 ISO Latin 5 (8859_9) 74
- Starting the client 75
- Removing the client 76
- Client authentication 80
- Secure Web serving 82
- Title Title Web page 83
- Sun JRE limitations 85
- Run applet 86
- Removing the cached client 86
- Cached client installation 86
- Appendix E. Notices 87
- Appendix F. Trademarks 89
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