Re: using java for stored procedures (Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen)

I am trying to write a Java stored procedure and am coming across what seems like a classpath issue but am not sure how to solve it.

I wrote a class (ccps.Silk) and created a "main" method for testing.
When I run the java class from qshell the results are as expecting, performing exactly as it should.
When I register the method as a stored procedure I am getting the errors below.
The part that stands out to me is the "No suitable driver" statement.
The driver exists in the db2_classes.jar file that is symbolically linked in the /QIBM/ProdData/Java400/ext and /QIBM/UserData/Java400/ext directories.

Why does it appear the driver cannot be found when calling the stored procedure, but works fine when running the Java class directly?


Message . . . . : External function exception - SQLSTATE 08001, SQLCODE 0.
Cause . . . . . : An external function exception occurred on the application
server. Either the SQLSTATE and SQLCODE are not recognized by SQL or the GET
DIAGNOSTICS DB2_TOKEN_STRING is not valid for the corresponding SQL message.
The GET DIAGNOSTICS MESSAGE_TEXT is .
The GET DIAGNOSTICS DB2_TOKEN_COUNT is .
The GET DIAGNOSTICS DB2_TOKEN_STRING is No suitable driver.
The relational database is *N and the product identification is QSQSTPJC.
Recovery . . . : Refer to the product specific documentation for the
application server.