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DB2 12 for z/OS, DRDA Applications and Application Compatibility Part Two

Posted by Carol Davis-Mann on February 24, 2021 at 12:29pm

In DB2 12 for z/OS, DRDA Applications and Application Compatibility Part Two Gareth Copplestone-Jones provides guidance on the implementation of server-side configuration.

Server-side configuration

When considering how to manage managing Application Compatibility – APPLCOMPAT – for your distributed applications which use the NULLID packages, the main alternative to client-side configuration (discussed in the previous article) is server-side or DB2-side configuration. Although not without its challenges, the advantage of server-side configuration is that much of the necessary configuration is done in one place, using system profiles. Continue reading part two. 

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