@lmawhinney7175 We haven't played around very much with IBM DB2 recently. I think you will have to match the driver and the client to the specific version of DB2 that you are using. I've added a section on 'Useful Links' to the bottom of the article Creating an ODBC connection to an IBM DB2 database. Hopefully that will point you to the correct IBM resources.
@lmawhinney7175 We haven't played around very much with IBM DB2 recently. I think you will have to match the driver and the client to the specific version of DB2 that you are using. I've added a section on 'Useful Links' to the bottom of the article Creating an ODBC connection to an IBM DB2 database. Hopefully that will point you to the correct IBM resources.
Thank you Mark for adding the links, I think this will help.
@lmawhinney7175 For ERP systems in general, one option to always consider is to explore whether they system supports a REST or SOAP API that you can interact with. Then instead of setting up a direct database connection, you can try using HTTPCaller to hit the REST/SOAP end point.
In the case of Naviline, they do appear to support a simplified REST API that might be worth investigating.
@lmawhinney7175 For ERP systems in general, one option to always consider is to explore whether they system supports a REST or SOAP API that you can interact with. Then instead of setting up a direct database connection, you can try using HTTPCaller to hit the REST/SOAP end point.
In the case of Naviline, they do appear to support a simplified REST API that might be worth investigating.
Thank you Mark for adding this additional piece of information. I will look into this as well.
