> <nit-picking>
> So where is the ODBC Client ON the iSeries?  That is my issue.  DRDA is
> great (had everyone adopted it) but most OS's support ODBC and have
> applications that support ODBC (emphasis on *Open* DB Connectivity).
> </nit-picking>

I might have missed something since I didn't see all the emails in this
thread.

iSeries Access provides the ODBC drivers for DB2 for Windows.  Just install
it
on the PC with MS SQL Enterprise Manager.
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