RE: data structure input parameter

[TAllen@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

The input parameter is an externally defined data structure.  I've not
tried anything yet since I was unsure if this would be the equivalent of
passing in one long string.  What did you mean that the parm is actually
one field, with the total length of the data structure?  These are the sort
of things I need to find out if we're going to try to make this work.
If the data structure is treated as one long string, then it seems the
numeric fields in the DS could cause problems and make this more trouble
than it's worth.  I've not seen anything in the JT400 toolbox for data
structures that would apply here.

Any tips are appreciated.

Thanks,
Todd




                                                                           
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What's the problem? Don't forget that the parm is actually just one
field, with the total length of the data structure, so you'll have to
assemble the appropriate structure on the caller. Are you trying to
define the subfields on the stored proc? You can't. What error(s) are
you getting on the call?

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Subject: data structure input parameter


Has anyone used an external SQL stored procedure that wraps around an
RPG
program that has a data structure as an input parameter.
So far my searches have been fruitless so I'm hoping someone can tell me
if
this is possible or not.

Thanks,
Todd

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