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Thanks guys.
I was trying to import some sample code from DB2 UDB documentation. I guess it is not that universal. I managed to compile the code removing some non-existent headers, like sqlenv.h, but I got stuck on binding these two API's:
sqlogstt()
sqlaintp()
You're right I didn't find the API's in iSeries documentation. It is described in the DB2 UDB documentation:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v8/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.db2.udb.doc/admin/r0001659.htm
The funny thing that when I commented the API's the program actually worked and produced the expected result.

Maybe I'm on the wrong course at all. Somebody suggested to me to use CLI. I'm still checking it. I kind of preferred embedded SQL to ODBC functions.

Thanks
Boris.


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date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 20:14:51 +0200
from: "Boris" <bbresc512@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: [C400-L] Finding service program

Is there a way, in general, to find a service program that exports a
specific function?
I'm trying to find a service for sqlogstt API, declared in sql.h

Thanks



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date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 12:46:38 -0600 (CST)
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subject: Re: [C400-L] Finding service program


FWIW, I you can use the QBNLSPGM API to dump all procedure exports from
service programs to a user space.  You could then search the user space
for the export, and find which service program it belongs to.  Of course,
if you have enough service programs, there'll be too many for the user
space, and you'll have to do it on a per-library or even per-service
program basis, populate a file or user index, and look it up in there...
so this could get to be rather complicated.

I don't see why you'd ever want to do this.  Why does it matter what
service program IBM puts it's APIs in?  As long as your programs work, who
cares?  Are you trying to intercept the function call and make it work
against your service program instead of IBM's?

Does this API (sqlogstt) even exist on iSeries?  I can't find it in any of
the include files.

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On Thu, 26 Jan 2006, Boris wrote:

Is there a way, in general, to find a service program that exports a
specific function?
I'm trying to find a service for sqlogstt API, declared in sql.h

Thanks

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subject: Re: [C400-L] Finding service program


On 27/01/2006, at 5:14 AM, Boris wrote:

Is there a way, in general, to find a service program that exports a
specific function?
I'm trying to find a service for sqlogstt API, declared in sql.h

If it is a real API as opposed to just a language function then the API
documentation names the service program. Otherwise use DSPSRVPGM
DETAIL(*PROCEXP) or the QBNLSPGM API.

In this case sql.h is a new include supplied at 530 and it does not
contain a definition for sqlogstt so it is unlikely that any service
program exports such a function. I suspect sqlogstt is a function from
some other dialect of SQL and may not exist on DB2/400.


Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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