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Apparently you can call a program without creating a stored procedure and pass parms to it both ways if you use the OLE DB provider instead of .Net provider. Seems to me that functionality was ripped out in the .Net provider since the .Net provider only seems to support stored procedure calls. Either way works well. Regards, Richard Schoen RJS Software Systems Inc. "Providing Your....iNFORMATION NOW!" Email: richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web Site: http://www.rjssoftware.com Tel: (952) 898-3038 Fax: (952) 898-1781 Toll Free: (888) RJSSOFT ------------------------------ message: 10 date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 10:29:51 -0600 from: "Bruce Collins" <bruce.collins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> subject: RE: Call iSeries program from C# program Bob, the way I do it is to load the iSeries Access .Net Db2 Provider and call a stored procedure on the iSeries. Below is a code snippet. You have to create the stored procedure on the iSeries. using IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries; try { cn.Open(); } catch (iDB2Exception ex) { HandleError("An error occurred on cn.Open()", ex); return; } //************************************************************ // B: define stored procedure - GENERAL parameter style //************************************************************ String sp = "call YourLibrary.YourProgram(@Parm1, @Parm2)"; iDB2Command cmd; try { //************************************************************* // C: set up command, derive parameters, set input parm values //************************************************************* cmd = new iDB2Command(sp, cn); cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.Text; cmd.DeriveParameters(); //************************************************************* // D: Request - get value or set to default //************************************************************* cmd.Parameters["@Parm1"].Value = 'initial Value if you need it'; //************************************************************* cmd.Parameters["@Parm2"].Value = String.Empty; cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); String TestParm = cmd.Parameters["@Parm2"].Value.ToString(); } Catch { // Do Error Stuff } HTH Bruce Collins IT Architect AAA Cooper Transportation
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