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Re: SQL User Defined Function Location - Can it be qualified or does library need to be in *LIBL

Chuck

I forget exactly where - there are some SQL Programming manuals that tell how the system resolves stuff in the 2 naming styles. There is also a Redbook on UDFs and SPs, etc., that might have this.

Vern

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From: CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>

Could you share a link to the docs? Or perhaps it was just some
article\post which just says it does not work versus not supported.?

Richard Schoen wrote:
After sending this I got my lazy butt over to google to learn
that *SYS naming is not supported for qualified UDF's.

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