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  • Subject: Re: Why SQL0080 when using GENERAL?
  • From: "David Morris" <dmorris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 04 May 2000 16:52:59 -0600

Rob,

I think you need a , (comma) between your arguments.

David Morris

>>> rob@dekko.com 05/04/00 01:59PM >>>
The SQL manual states:

GENERAL
    A general call to the procedure is performed.  
Additional arguments are not passed for indicator 
variables.

So how come when I
 CREATE PROCEDURE ROB/ROBPROC3
   (OUT StrSize DEC (5 , 0), OUT StrReturned CHAR ( 500)) 
   LANGUAGE RPGLE 
   NOT DETERMINISTIC 
   NO SQL   
   EXTERNAL NAME ROB/PROC 
   PARAMETER STYLE GENERAL

and then use:
C/EXEC SQL                                  
C+ CALL ROB/ROBPROC3 (:StrSize :StrReturned)
C/END-EXEC                                  

My compile bombs with:
  918        C+ CALL ROB/ROBPROC3 (:StrSize :StrReturned)... 

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