Remote Database Connection DB2 - Oracle

Hi All
We need to maintain a remote db connection in DBACockpit. We are on DB2 UDB and we need to connect to Oracle. We have all the connection details.
Now my query is do we need to maintain connection details at DB2 level also , or is it enough to maintain them in DBACockpit.
Basically i need to connect from my SAP BI system which is on DB2 UDB 9.1 to Oracle Database.
In oracle we can connect to different databases using TNS functionality, is something there like TNS in DB2 where we have to maintain the remote DB connection details? If yes request you to provide some relevant document for the same
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Kaleem.

Hi Kaleem,
if you want to administer your ORACLE database through DBACockpit, you need to prepare your system for a DBSL multiconnect to ORACLE as described in note 339092 ( i.e. install ORACLE client, ORACLE DBSL library, etc. ).
This multiconnect can also be used for BI Connect.
If you just want to query some ORACLE tables in your DB2 system, you may also consider to use the DB2 federation feature to create ncicknames within your DB2 database that point to ORACLE tables. In this case I suggest to consult the DB2 manuals on how to do this. You may also have to install an additional DB2 license for the hererogenous federation feature to create nicknames to ORACLE tables.
Regards
Frank

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