Re: JDBC CallableStatement, plain Program Call, and output parameters...

It has always been my experience that the stored procedure must be created
in the database with the CREATE PROCEDURE SQL command.

Thanks,
Todd





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We have a single point of entry for our legacy system - an OPM Cobol
program - which I have a functional ProgramCall approach working. (Five
arguments, where two of them contain return values and I need to have an
initial CHGLIBL call).

I am now looking at using pooled connections, and I have an
AS400ConnectionPool approach working (which saves 0.3 seconds in
average), but I would like to see how a JDBC Stored Procedure behaves as
these pooling mechanisms are highly tuned.

I can invoke a program without arguments with

CallableStatement cs = c.prepareCall("call FOOBAR/dummy()");
cs.execute();

and I can invoke my program with "call
FOOBAR/myprog('1','2','3','4','5')" as it takes five arguments (if there
are less I get a MCH0801)

Unfortunately I need the output values, so I try with a
c.prepareCall("call FOOBAR/myprog(?,?,?,?,?)") which immediately fails
with "[SQL0204] MYPROG i FOOBAR af typen *N er ikke fundet," (complains
that the program of type *N has not been found).

I have looked around and it appears that for this to work an actual
stored procedure must be defined in the database, and not just the
program to call. The wording in rzahh.pdf is "The stored procedure
being called must already be stored in the database".

The question is then, does "the stored procedure" refer to an actual
stored procedure created with "CREATE PROCEDURE ... etc..." or can it
just shortcut to a program found in a library?

Thanks for any answers :)


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