Re: JAVA400-L Digest, Vol 1, Issue 631

[P.Goovaerts@xxxxxxxxxx]

Thank you all!

although I got another problem now:
When I execute 
        stmt.executeUpdate("CALL MYPGM('parm1')";
where 
        parm1="xxxxxxxxxx               "
it seems that the trailing spaces are left out at execution_time.... 

The CL/RPG program receives: "xxxxxxxxxx???????????????"
where ??...?? is 'rubbish' in stead of spaces.
Because the application checks if that part is blank
it goes wrong.

To be complete, the parameter is in fact a bit longer 
(first 15 chars are filled, next 350chars are a list
of 10-35char fields which sometimes contain data, sometimes not!



>> date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 10:12:08 -0500
>> from: "Tim Kosacek" <tkosacek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> subject: RE: how to submit a job on iSeries from webapplication
>> 
>> This is off the top of my head, so hopefully the syntax would be
>> correct!
>> 
>> Hopefully this formats OK,
>> 
>> import java.sql.Connection;
>> import java.sql.DriverManager;
>> import java.sql.SQLException;
>> import java.sql.Statement;
>> 
>> public class TestProgramCallJDBC
>> {
>> 
>>               public static void main(String[] args)
>>               {
>>                               Connection con = null;
>>                               Statement stmt = null;
>>                               try
>>                               {
>> 
>> Class.forName("com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver");
>>                                               con =
>> DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:as400://mysystem/mylibrary",
>>                                                 "myuser", 
"mypassword");
>>                                               stmt = 
con.createStatement();
>>                                               stmt.executeUpdate("CALL
>> MYPGM('parm1','parm2','parm3'");
>>                               }
>>                               catch (Exception e)
>>                               {
>>                                               e.printStackTrace();
>>                               }
>>                               finally
>>                               {
>>                                               if (stmt != null)
>>                                               {
>>                                                               try
>>                                                               {
>>  stmt.close();
>>                                                               }
>>                                                               catch 
(SQLException e)
>>                                                               {
>>  e.printStackTrace();
>>                                                               }
>>                                               }
>>                                               if (con != null)
>>                                               {
>>                                                               try
>>                                                               {
>>  con.close();
>>                                                               }
>>                                                               catch 
(SQLException e)
>>                                                               {
>>  e.printStackTrace();
>>                                                               }
>>                                               }
>>                               } 
>>               }
>> }
>> 
>> Just substitute how you get the connection, and the program you want to
>> call.  Hopefully this helps.
>> 
>> Tim