Re: SQL ENCRYPT_RC2() function Question -- MIDRANGE-L

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The VARLEN did it! Thank guys... now to figure out how to make a function...

On Dec 3, 2007 11:40 PM, CRPence <crp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

To use VARCHAR instead of CHAR to better enable the trigger, an
example declaration for DDS, to match FOR BIT DATA in SQL:

R ACCOUNTR
ACCOUNT 32H VARLEN(32)

Regards, Chuck
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Mike wrote:

How do you do that in DDS? I would prefer to keep it DDS if possible.

Not

that I am against SQL...

Elvis wrote:

Try declaring ACCOUNT as VARCHAR FOR BIT DATA as that is the return

type

from ENCRYPT_RC2 function.

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