JDBNET problem

Does anyone know what other set-up is involved to make JDBNET work between 2 AS/400s? I have one as an enterprise server and the other as a data server and when a batch job tries to go to the other system it doesn't work. I've changed the data source to be JDBNET instead of DBDR but still can't get it to work.

Here are the intial errors:

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 runbatch.c382
INITIALIZING RUNBATCH job: 983569

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 ipcpub.c2903
process 22877 <B7333SYS/PRINTUBE> registered in entry 64

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 runbatch.c631
Startup for User=WRIGHMA, Env=DV7333, Job#=983569

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:06 2002 runbatch.c1101
RUNBATCH: Remote CP=1252, Remote OS=5, Local CP=37, ConvertToASCII=0

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:09 2002 jdbnsnrc.c128
BNT0000126 - Unable to receive message - eConnectionFailed

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:09 2002 jdbnincn.c148
BNT0000026 - Unable to find remote environment or user for new environment

Any help would be appreciated.

OW Xe base SP18.1
AS400 V5R1

Jenga,

Do you have the B7333sys and SVM7333 Libraries on both AS/400's? This is
the only way to get it to work.


Andy





Here are the intial errors:

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 runbatch.c382
INITIALIZING RUNBATCH job: 983569

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 ipcpub.c2903
process 22877 <B7333SYS/PRINTUBE> registered in entry 64

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:20:58 2002 runbatch.c631
Startup for User=WRIGHMA, Env=DV7333, Job#=983569

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:06 2002 runbatch.c1101
RUNBATCH: Remote CP=1252, Remote OS=5, Local CP=37, ConvertToASCII=0

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:09 2002 jdbnsnrc.c128
BNT0000126 - Unable to receive message - eConnectionFailed

22877 Thu Jun 6 08:21:09 2002 jdbnincn.c148
BNT0000026 - Unable to find remote environment or user for new environment

Any help woul!

OW Xe base SP18.1
AS400 V5R1




Consultant with clients
at B7331 - Xe
Various Deployment Servers, Citrix and JAS

No, I don't. The second AS/400 is just set up as a data server. I thought I would only need system libraries if I were setting it up as a logic server.

On an AS/400, you must use JDBNET, which you have used, to access data on another AS/400. But, when you use JDBNET, this is a Kernel to Kernel call, so you must have the OneWorld System loaded on the 2nd AS/400. Both system are configured as Enterprise servers, even if you are accessing data on the second.


You can contact me directly if you need more help with this


hope this helps,

Andy