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Frequent pitfall is the assumption of same library list in different
environments, so that's the first place to check.  
Compare location of your external program library as well as UDFT service
program library (auto-created) versus the library list of your interactive
SQL job and the servlet job library list.
If that's all fine, post back and we'll take it further.

Elvis

-----Original Message-----
 Subject: UDTF with SQL and JDBC call

Hi all,

I have a working sqlrpgle UDTF that returns a table and works very well
from another SQLRPGLE within a declare cursor-fetch logic.  

I have couple of problems though.  I cannot get this to work
interactively with "select * from table(a())x" command.  I think, for
the same reason, I cannot get this to work from servlet as well.  I get
java.sql.SQLexception error at 
        CallableStatement stmt = con.prepareCall(SQLcall);
I am using      "com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver" with
"jdbc:as400://" connection.

My udtf declaration looks something like:

Create Function fn
       ( Iparm  char(1),..)      
  Returns Table               
       ( rfield  char(10),..)     

  Language RPGLE              
  No SQL                      
  scratchpad                  
  final call                  
  not deterministic           
  Parameter Style DB2SQL      
  External Name fn 

Can you please tell me where I am going wrong?

Thanks for all the help,
Sudha



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