CRPence wrote:
 i.e. time would be better spent actually examining the what
& why of any difficulties in using the ODBC with stored procedures.
Regards, Chuck
Thanks Chuck...
here is where I get stuck:
how my procedure is created:
CREATE PROCEDURE   XXX111
	(IN  PARM1  CHAR(15),
	INOUT PARM2 CHAR(30))
EXTERNAL NAME  GEMLIB.XXX111
LANGUAGE RPGLE  ;
My PHP:
<? $Item = '30019590       ' ;
   $Desc = '                        ' ;
   $con = as400connect();
   $sqlqte = "CALL GEMLIB.XXX111('". $Item . "''" . $Desc. "') ";
   SResultq = odbc_exec($con, $sqlqte) or die ("db Query Error");
   echo 'SResultq = ' . $SResultq   ;
   echo 'Description: ' . $Desc  ;
    ?>
My RPGLE program:
FXXXL01    IF   E           k disk 
FQSYSPRT   O    F  132        printer 
 ** 
C     *ENTRY        PLIST 
C                   Parm                    inprod           15 
C                   Parm                    outdesc          30 
 ** 
C     inprod        CHAIN(e)  XXXL01 
C                   if        %found(XXXL01) 
C                   Eval      outdesc = XDESC 
C                   EndIF 
C                   Except    detail 
C                   Eval      *inLR = *on 
 ** 
oQSYSPRT   E            Detail      1 
o                       INPROD           +0001 
o                       OutDesc          +0001 
RESULTS:
My program gets called.   INPROD = '30019590'.
HOWEVER I get a PARM error, OUTDESC is NOT ADDRESSABLE.
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