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I am testing an SQL SP that will pass a CLOB CCSID 37 to an RPGLE program.
No matter what I try in formatting the SQL call within iNav, the CLOB variable has no data (as shown by iNav's debugger). The CLOB contains XML, so the parser throws an error (351, reason 302) that indicates that the needed '<' is missing. And the LEN portion of the variable is updated to the correct length of the XML.
I've tried both of these variations of the call with no luck:
call sjneedl.sngetquote('1234567','', 'OR','', '1000000000',
cast('<itemlist>
<item><itemid>1111111</itemid><quantity>1</quantity><altitem>0</altitem><carrierservicelevel></carrierservicelevel></item>
<item><itemid>2222222</itemid><quantity>1</quantity><altitem>0</altitem><carrierservicelevel></carrierservicelevel></item>
</itemlist>' as clob(2m)));
This is the message I see:
Message ID . . . . . . : RNX0351 Severity . . . . . . . : 50
Message type . . . . . : Escape
Date sent . . . . . . : 06/08/17 Time sent . . . . . . : 11:58:11
Message . . . . : The XML parser detected error code 302.
Cause . . . . . : While parsing an XML document for an RPG procedure, the
parser detected an error at offset 0 with reason code 302. The actual
document is *N; *N indicates that the XML document was not an external file.
Recovery . . . : Contact the person responsible for program maintenance to
determine the cause of the problem.
changing from a CLOB to a VARCHAR(30000) gets some of the data into the program, but I need all of the CLOB, not just the first 30,000 bytes.
CREATE or replace PROCEDURE SJNEEDL.SNGETQUOTE (
IN PARM1 CHAR(12) ,
IN PARM2 CHAR(6) ,
IN PARM4 CHAR(2) ,
IN PARM4 CHAR(3) ,
IN PARM5 CHAR(10) ,
IN PARMCLOB
--CLOB(2097152) or
varchar(30000)
ccsid 37 )
.
.
.
IF SUBSTR ( PARM5 , 1 , 1 ) = '1' THEN CALL SJNEEDL . SN641R ( PARM1 , PARM2 , PARM4 , PARM4 , PARM5 , PARM6, PARMCLOB ) ; END IF ;
.
.
.
RPG defns
D sn641R pr ExtPgm( 'SN641R' )
D #PARM1_...
D Like( #PARM1 )
D #PARM2_...
D Like( #PARM2 )
D #PARM3_...
D Like( #PARM3 )
D #PARM4_...
D Like( #PARM4 )
D #PARM5_...
D Like( #PARM5 )
D #PARM6_...
D Like( #PARM6 )
d #PARMCLOB_ like( CLOB_2M )
D SN641R pi
D #PARM1...
D 12a
D #PARM2...
D 6a
D #PARM3...
D 2a
D #PARM4...
D 3a
D #PARM5...
D 10a
D #PARM6...
D 1a
d #PARMCLOB like( CLOB_2M )
.
.
.
d CLOB_2M s SQLtype(CLOB:2097152)
Steve Needles
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