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No, I normally write my business logic as a service program designed to
be easy to call directly from ILE RPG. Then I add simple wrapper
routines to make it compatible with either stored procedure logic or
UDTF logic.
That way, ILE programs can call the ILE interfaces, and non-ILE programs
can use the stored procedures.
However, I *have* used stored procedures from ILE RPG in the past, and
have published examples in the past. It's just not my normal way of
doing things...
Finally, if it's important that your routines work both from embedded
SQL languages, and from languages that use the CLI (ODBC, JDBC and PHP
use the CLI engine under the covers) then you might consider using UDTFs
instead of stored procedures, since they work from both environments.
Michael Ryan wrote:
Scott...do you call the stored proc from a green screen program as
well? If so, how do you do that? CLI? Got an example? Thanks!
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