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BIRT (which uses JDBC and JT400) doesn't appear to like UDTFs. But it
seems to like Stored Procedures that return a result set.
Most of the examples I've seen simply have a SELECT (without an INTO
clause) in the stored procedure. But DB2/400 doesn't seem to like
SELECTS without INTO clauses in stored procedures.
Then there is at least one example I've seen that uses a cursor as a
parameter, but that doesn't look very promising for DB2/400, either.
Can somebody point me in the right direction here?
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JHHL
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