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On 26 Sep 2013 13:08, Robert Mullis wrote:
I changed the second parm to a VARCHAR(1) and now it finds the UDF.
Now the UDF is failing with "Missing operational descriptor." in the
joblog. Apparently the OPDESC on my procedure is a problem.
I did not notice the OpDesc coded on the prototype; I've never used
that keyword, so is was overlooked. AFaIK the invocation by the SQL
does not include the [minimally required] operational descriptors; the
following links support that, although I could find no doc link in the
InfoCenter. The original code could be indirectly invoked by come
"wrapper" code that does include the operational descriptors, and that
code could even make its second parameter varying and then use a 1-byte
char to call the original code. Then instead of creating the additional
/sourced function/ in the SQL, create the extra code in the RPG to
accomplish both the OpDesc requirement and the casting effect, and code
the CREATE FUNCTION for that new RPGLE wrapper; the wrapper, as new
code, could be coded to an alternate PARAMETER STYLE than GENERAL.
http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l/200306/msg00579.html
http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l/200306/msg00601.html
http://forums.iprodeveloper.com/forums/aft/47811
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