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I just registered a trivial RPG test program as my first SQL external
stored procedure (using Colin Bell's "SQuirreL" SQL client). It works
exactly as intended, but I'm curious:

Just where does this registration get stored? The Stored Procedures
redbook example (which demonstrates registering the stored procedure using
iSeries Navigator) shows it appearing in the library as seen from iSeries
Navigator, but when I look at the library in PDM, I don't find anything
that wasn't there before I registered the stored procedure; neither does a
DSPOBJD on the name, with both the library and OBJTYPE set to *ALL, turn
up anything new. Yet from SQuirreL, it definitely shows up, and persists
even after I close it down.

Just how are these things stored?

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JHHL



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