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When he says DB2i Tools I strongly suspect that he is talking about HTTPGETCLOB etc. The java decision was IBM's.
On Fri, 2020-04-24 at 07:16 +0200, D*B wrote:
<Mohammad>
Well my challenge is that I am using IBM DB2i Tools from RPGLE using SQL
Functions. So I have no control over java code. I mostly execute DB2i SQL
functions for HTTP requests. Thats why I am trying to keep it within RPG
thread.
</Mohammad>
Wrapping java in SQL procedures or functions is not a good idea at all. I
would strongly recommend: you must not use this!!! Adding a multithreaded
layer would not circumvent the creation of multiple JVMs and it would not be
faster because SQL procedures and functions are serialized by definition.
D*B
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