RE: What is inside a stored SQL procedure

Heba,

Is this stored procedure created in-house or is it provided by IBM or
another vendor? If the stored procedure was created in-house, you should
have source physical file that contains a member with the source code.
If you can't find the source, the source of a stored procedure is stored
in the system table SYSPROCS at the time it is created. Take a look at
the DB2 SQL Reference manual for the column names.

Hope this helps.

Jay

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Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 3:10 AM
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Subject: What is inside a stored SQL procedure

Hi Group,

Happy 4th July
I have an RPGLE program using CLI SQL...it calls inside a SQL procedure
and 
seems that it dose not select correctly...I am very new to this
thing...is 
it possible to find out what is inside the SQL procedure...How?

Thanks in advance
Heba

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