IBM i Access Client Solutions vs Windows Application Package

Here is a comprehensive explanation of the differences between the IBM i Access Client Solutions - Windows Application Package and the IBM i Access for Windows product, based on the provided source document: IBM i Access Client Solutions - Windows Application Package vs. IBM i Access for Windows

The IBM i Access Client Solutions - Windows Application Package is a subset of the 7.1 IBM i Access for Windows product, containing specific functions available only on Windows operating systems. While based on IBM i Access for Windows, it doesn't include all of its features

Features Included in the Windows Application Package:

  • .NET Data Provider
  • ODBC
  • OLE DB
  • Secure Socket Layer and Certificate Management
  • Programmer's Toolkit for Headers, Libraries and Documentation
  • AFP Printer Driver
  • Active X
  • Security
  • Serviceability
  • NLS Enablement
  • Conversion tables
  • Policing
  • Network Printing
  • User's Guide
  • Application Administration to control access to function in the package

Features NOT Included in the Windows Application Package but Available in Other Packages:

Platform-independent IBM i Access Client Solution package:

  • 5250 Display and Printer Emulation
  • Data Transfer
  • Data Transfer Excel Add-in
  • Operations Console

IBM Navigator for i:

  • System i Navigator
  • AFP Workbench Viewer

Microsoft's Remote Desktop Services:

  • Incoming Remote Command

Other Features from IBM i Access for Windows NOT Included in the Windows Application Package:

  • SCS Printer Driver
  • Java Programmer's Tools for System i Navigator plug-ins
  • Directory Update
  • Lotus 123 File Format Support
  • Check Service Level

When installing IBM i Access Client Solutions on a supported 64-bit Windows operating system, both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of ODBC, OLE DB, ActiveX and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) are installed.

{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}
>