Well, my db2 experience is limited to db2 on an as/400 (or iSeries as IBM is trying to rebrand it now), and not to rain on your project, but to be completely honest, I hate it.
In all fairness to db2, I suspect that my loathing of it stems from the alien nature of the os/400 platform, and the bizzaro configuration that our sysadmin inflicts upon us. ;-) I have used PostgreSQL (win32 and linux), M$SQL, and Oracle (on win32, linux, and even netware)...and would take any of those (well, except for oracle on netware - that really sucked) over my current configuration. Larry On 5/23/05, Roberto R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OT: Do you like using DB2 Larry? Starting to use it now on a project at > work. > > One way you can view the token is with gacutil if it's installed in your > global assembly cache. Through your VS.NET command line, try something > like: > > gacutil /l oracle.dataaccess > > Replace oracle.dataaccess with the assembly name of the provider. It > should return something like: > > The Global Assembly Cache contains the following assemblies: > oracle.dataaccess, Version=10.1.0.301, Culture=neutral, > PublicKeyToken=8 > 9b483f429c47342, Custom=null > > Or just browse to your Windows\Assembly directory and try to find it there. > > Roberto > > > > > On 5/23/05, Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, this conversation is amazingly well timed for me. :) > > > > I am trying to use the iSeries Access for Windows version. > > > > I am looking at the PublicKeyToken section in the provides.config > > file, where does that value come from? > > > > Larry > > > > PS: Are any of you guys using IRC or any other IM stuff? > > > >
