JDBNet Error Part II

We are trying to write data from our Sun Ent Server (Oracle) to an AS/400 table (F0911z1). Just a simple write via OCM. Ok, we added the AS/400 ent server to our enterprise configuration and created a datasource for our server map so when we submit a job to the server, it will execute the data exchange via JDBNet.

Here is the response I am now getting.....Any help to identify what the error might be woule be greatly appreciated.

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:10 2003 runbatch.c378
INITIALIZING RUNBATCH job: 21509

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:10 2003 ipcpub.c2903
process 25376 <runbatch> registered in entry 12

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:10 2003 runbatch.c618
Startup for User=JDEUSER, Env=DV7333, Job#=21509

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:11 2003 runbatch.c1066
RUNBATCH: Remote CP=1252, Remote OS=5, Local CP=1252, ConvertToASCII=0

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdbnsnrc.c128
BNT0000126 - Unable to receive message - eConnectionFailed

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdbnincn.c148
BNT0000026 - Unable to find remote environment or user for new environment

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdb_drvm.c647
JDB9900164 - Failed to connect to DATABASEA

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jtp_cm.c283
JDB9909003 - Could not init connect.

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jtp_tm.c960
JDB9909100 - Get connect info failed: Transaction ID =

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdb_rq1.c1809
JDB3100013 - Failed to get connectinfo

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 tcinit.c1075
TCE009101 - Couldn't open F0911Z1.

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdbnsnrc.c252
BNT0000079 - Unable to create associated message handle - 2

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdbnfrdr.c108
BNT0000014 - Unable to send: free driver

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdbnfrdr.c144
BNT0000015 - Unable to free driver - 0

25376 Wed Nov 19 15:09:13 2003 jdb_drvm.c522
JDB9900163 - Failed to free db driver library - JDBNET

Do you have services running on the AS/400, can you run porttest?

Hi there....

I'm assuming that you are running this job from your SUN Enterprise Server.

If so, I believe the proper middleware library you should be using for your new datasource is libjdbnet.so and not JDBNET. JDBNET is a *SRVPGM for the AS/400 and not a shared object. (*.so) The libjdbnet.so middleware object is the middleware object you should use on a Sun Enterprise Server to talk to a DB2/400 database.

This middleware reference is discussed in the OneWorld CNC Implementation Guide on Page 5-24.

I hope this helps...