Re: Mainframe access to ORACLE
Date: 1996/01/12
Message-ID: <4d4k8j$8jd_at_inet-nntp-gw-1.us.oracle.com>#1/1
tomneal_at_ix.netcom.com (Tom Neal) writes:
>I need to acces an ORACLE 7.1 Database running on a SUN machine from a
>"Big-Iron" IBM Mainframe.
>
>I know Sybase has a solution, but I am looking for a way using only
>products from ORACLE.
>Tom Neal
>Houston, Texas
>
The solution Oracle provides is the Oracle for MVS Client Solution which includes:
A Pre-Compiler of your choice (Pro*C, Pro*COBOL, etc.)
A SQL*Net Adapter (TCP/IP or LU6.2)
An Access Manager (CICS or IMS/TM)
SQL*Loader
SQL*Plus
These products have been around for years as part of the the Oracle for MVS product set. We have simply re-bundled them for customers that wish to have an MVS "client-only" solution.
The Access Managers for CICS and IMS/TM use the appropriate SYNCPOINT processing facilities of both CICS and IMS/TM. This provides two-phase commit between any CICS or IMS/TM recoverable resource and any Oracle server in your enterprise (actually any number of Oracle servers).
Dave (ddargo_at_us.oracle.com) Received on Fri Jan 12 1996 - 00:00:00 CET