Re: Stored Procedure

Buck,

Minor point, I would use 5i 0 and 10i 0 instead of 4b 0 and 9b 0.  This way you 
won't have the value restrictions that RPG's binary fields impose.

David Morris

>>> Buck Calabro/commsoft <mcalabro@commsoft.net> 04/05/99 11:22AM >>>
On 04/05/99 01:08:36 AM SAA wrote:

>         Can any one send me the steps involved in writing stored
>procedures on AS/400  DB/400, I have experience of stored procedures on
>Sybase

Do you want to use RPG?  Just compile your program as usual, do a CREATE 
PROCEDURE to add it to the catalog and CALL it from either SQL or another 
AS/400 program.  About the only things you'll need to know are how to 
declare the variables in RPG to match the SQL datatype:

RPG     SQL
4B 0    Small Int
9B 0    Int
7P 2    Decimal(7,2)
1A      Char(1)

Paul Conte wrote several articles on using RPG as a stored procedure in the 
April and May 1996 issues of News/400 magazine.  I don't know if they have 
the articles posted on their web site, but you may be able to order 
reprints: http://www.news400.com 

Buck Calabro
Billing Concepts Inc, Albany, NY
mailto:mcalabro@commsoft.net 


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