ASP.NET and the iSeries - New Thread

["Mary Koetting" <Mary.Koetting@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you, Maurice!  

I do have all the insert, deletes and updates created in stored
procedures using iseries navigator...but the connection strings (along
with userid's and passwords) are all in the code-behind and I thought
that they should be encrypted in the web.config file...

Another question that I have is about date fields...I have defined the
fields as dates on the iseries but null date fields are a pain when
display/comparing a null field and when compiling the program. Does
everyone use date fields and see their advantage?

To explain my question, I thought I heard or read that you can set a
file on a SQL server that would pull the data from an iseries
file...kind of like a DDM file...one would send the SQL to the SQL
server and it would hook into the iseries and update the data according
to the SQL statement.   

Mary Koetting
Senior Programmer Analyst
Missouri Consolidated Health Care
573-526-2856