2.1ea2  iSeries DB2 jdbc driver

Has anybody installed it and got it to work? The latest for the iSeries is jt400.jar, but I can't get it to work. It says there is a java class error.

I'm not really sure if the iSeries migration is already covered. The DB2 connection tab is in my opinion only for DB2 UDB V8 and V9.
Those UDB releases on LUW (Linux,Unix and Windows) have the jdbc driver installed in the DB2 home and you simply need to copy the libraries db2jcc.jar and db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar to SQL Dev and link them.
But those drivers don't work with my iSeries V6 - I'll get an error message.
Not sure where you saw the connection using those 2 jar files worked against an AS400 .. but if you want to test, them, you need to download DB2 Connect or a trial UDB database for Windows or Linux.

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