Mike, you say these are external stored procedures. Is the external
program RPG?. If so then the snippet I sent is what I use in my external
stored procedures (RPG is the language). By setting the SQL environment
to NAMING=*SYS you are telling the stored procedure (the external program
and any SQL in it) to use the library list. So by changing the
NAMING=*SYS you will be able to find the service programs using the
library list.
If not clear, the NAMING=*SYS goes in the external program not the CREATE
PROCEDURE statement...
Robert Rogerson
On 2011-11-28 12:06 PM, Michael Naughton wrote:
Bryan - thank you! What a great utility -- it's been _very_ helpful.
I've confirmed that I can get a job to run using my test user profile, but Dan was right -- the job's library list doesn't change. I'm going to look into how to change it on the connection string -- I'm not using a DSN, so I can't do it there.
Robert - thanks, but unless I'm missing something I don't think NAMING will help me here, as these are external stored procedures, and I don't see any place to tell them what naming to use (it doesn't seem to be an option on the CREATE PROCEDURE
command).
I know I can change the library list once the job has started, but what I want to do (if I can) is to have the stored procedure use the library list to find the service program that has the procedure that it's supposed to use. Seems simple enough in
theory .... ;-}
Thanks to all of you for your help so far,
Midrange Systems Technical Discussion [1]<midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
I wrote a utility to help find the QZDASOINIT jobs. WRKODBCJOB, [2]
http://home.roadrunner.com/~jbmmdietz/wrkodbcjob.html
Double check the jobd that is attached to the user profiles.
Bryan
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Turners Falls, MA 01376
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