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guidofaecke/doctrine-dbal-ibmi-linux
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Doctrine DBAL module for DB2 on the IBM i platform, while using odbc drivers on linux

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doctrine-dbal-ibmi-linux
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[](#doctrine-dbal-ibmi-linux)

### This project has not been worked on in over 2 years. For an up-to-date version, please refer to [Doctrine DBAL PDO IBM i](https://github.com/guidofaecke/doctrine-dbal-pdo-ibmi)

[](#this-project-has-not-been-worked-on-in-over-2-years-for-an-up-to-date-version-please-refer-to-doctrine-dbal-pdo-ibm-i)

I needed a solution to use Doctrine within an Zend-Expressive application, while moving the app onto a Linux server and keep using DB2 on the IBMi and all I had was ODBC.

- Keep using Doctrine
- Don't spend a fortune on IBM's Connect licenses
- Utilize ODBC

Usage
=====

[](#usage)

Prerequisites
-------------

[](#prerequisites)

For your Linux server you will need the IBM i Access Client Solutions. A good guide can be found here ->

Install
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[](#install)

Composer:

```
$ composer require guidofaecke/doctrine-dbal-ibmi-linux

```

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

For Doctrine itself, just follow these instructions ->

In your connection configuration, for example `config/autoload/doctrine.local.php` use this specific `DB2IBMiLinuxDriver` class:

```