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Re: SQL - *SRVPGM not found


Rob wrote: "Heck, you still use EXPORT(*ALL)."

Rob,

I'm just using the example provided by the individual below ;-).

Frank
=======================================================
Rob Berendt supplied an example using a service program:
BPCS has a file called IIM for item master. Some of the fields are:

IPROD
IDESC
IADJ
IRCT
IISS
IOPB


Notice, no ONHAND. You calculate ONHAND=IOPB+IRCT+IADJ-IISS Really fun for 
Query, eh?

Now suppose I the following in RPGLE:


     H NOMAIN
     D*--------------------------------------
     D* Prototype for procedure: ONHAND
     D*--------------------------------------
     D ONHAND          PR            11P 3
     D OpeningBal                    11P 3 CONST
     D Receipts                      11P 3 CONST
     D Adjustments                   11P 3 CONST
     D Issues                        11P 3 CONST

     P*--------------------------------------
     P* Procedure name: ONHAND
     P* Purpose:
     P* Returns:        On hand balance
     P* Parameter:      OpeningBal => Opening Balance
     P* Parameter:      Receipts => Receipts
     P* Parameter:      Adjustments => Adjustments
     P* Parameter:      Issues => Issues
     P*--------------------------------------
     P ONHAND          B                   EXPORT
     D ONHAND          PI            11P 3
     D OpeningBal                    11P 3 CONST
     D Receipts                      11P 3 CONST
     D Adjustments                   11P 3 CONST
     D Issues                        11P 3 CONST

     D* Local fields
     D retField        S             11P 3

      /free
       retField=OpeningBal+Receipts+Adjustments-Issues;
       return retField;
      /end-free

     P ONHAND          E

Then I do the following:
CRTRPGMOD MODULE(ROB/ONHAND) SRCFILE(ROB/QPGMSRC)
>>>>CRTSRVPGM SRVPGM(ROB/ONHAND) EXPORT(*ALL) <<<<<
STRSQL
  create function ROB/ONHAND (DEC (11,3), DEC (11,3), DEC (11,3),
                              DEC (11,3))
  returns DEC (11,3)
  language rpgle
  deterministic
  no sql
  returns null on null input
  no external action allow parallel
  simple call
  external name 'ROB/ONHAND(ONHAND)'

To test:
select iprod, onhand(iopb, irct, iadj, iiss)
from iim
Item Number              ONHAND
"E"18BLK                   .000
"E"18PPL                   .000
"E"18RED                   .000
"E"18WHITE                 .000
#1                       72.000
#2                       72.000
#231GUDEBR            1,412.000

Ok, now a valid test, but where's the payback?
create view rob/iimx as
  select iprod,
  onhand(iopb, irct, iadj, iiss) as ONHAND
  from iim

select * from iimx
Item Number              ONHAND
"E"18BLK                   .000
"E"18PPL                   .000
"E"18RED                   .000
"E"18WHITE                 .000
#1                       72.000
#2                       72.000
#231GUDEBR            1,412.000

DSPFD IIMX

And right in the description you'll see:
SQL view create statement . . . . . . . . . :
  CREATE VIEW IIMX AS SELECT IPROD,
  ROB.ONHAND(IOPB, IRCT, IADJ, IISS)
   AS ONHAND FROM DATDIVF.IIM

Now you can create your Queries, write RPG, etc. against this file. And if
you change your method of calculating ONHAND you only have to change that
one subprocedure and all your Queries, etc are fixed.
===================================================================




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Actually, it doesn't even need the *MODULE.  You can blast that as soon as
you do the CRTSRVPGM if you want.  I never move a *MODULE to a production
machine.  You'll figure this out in time.  I can see you're rather new to
ILE.  Heck, you still use EXPORT(*ALL).

Rob Berendt
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Rob,

That was it.  It works now.  Before I left yesterday afternoon, I tried
CRTBNDRPG using option 14 and I got an error on the compile.  Here's the
error:
===============================================================
 *RNF1514  A procedure cannot be exported when the external name is the
 same as the main procedure.
===============================================================

I guess the SQL statement doesn't need the *PGM object to exist.  Only the
*SRVPGM and *MODULE objects.

Frank





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The name of your subprocedure is FR47LATEP
D FR47LATEP       PR             1  0

But you are trying to call a subprocedure FR47LATE.
external name 'AVRTWRK/FR47LATE(FR47LATE)'


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Can anyone see why I'm having the problem below?  This worked yesterday.
I'm doing something wrong or out of step that I did correctly yesterday.

I keep getting an error in STRSQL when I try to use a UDF in my SQL
statement:
===================================================================
"FR47LATE in AVRTWRK type *SRVPGM not found."

Here are the steps I've taken:
=========================
1) CRTRPGMOD MODULE(AVRTWRK/FR47LATE) SRCFILE(AVRTWRK/QRPGLESRC)

2) CRTSRVPGM SRVPGM(AVRTWRK/FR47LATE) EXPORT(*ALL)

3)
CREATE FUNCTION AVRTWRK/FR47LATE (DEC (3,0), DEC (7,0), DEC
(8,0),DEC (8,0), DEC (8,0), CHAR (7), DEC (3,0), CHAR (7), CHAR
(20), CHAR (2), CHAR (6))
RETURNS DEC (1,0)
language rpgle
deterministic
no sql
returns null on null input
no exterNal action
allow parallel simple call
external name 'AVRTWRK/FR47LATE(FR47LATE)'

4)
DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE FR47P457A AS
(SELECT FR47LATE(FHOT, FHPRO, FHPUDT, FHDADT, FHDDAT,
FHSCD, FHDT, FHCCD, FHCCT, FHCST, FHCZIP) AS LATE,
FHOT, FHPRO, FHDT, FHDDAT, FHDTIM, FHDADT, FHPUDT,
FHSCD, FHCCD, FHCCT, FHCZIP
FROM FRL00144
WHERE FHDDAT >= 20040501 AND FHDDAT <= 20040531
AND FHOT = 004 AND FHDT = 003)
WITH DATA

Here is the error I get after I press enter for the DECLARE statement:
=========================================================
FR47LATE in AVRTWRK type *SRVPGM not found.

My library list has AVRTWRK at the top.  WRKOBJ FR47LATE returns the
following:
======================================================================
FR47LATE          *SRVPGM     AVRTWRK           RPGLE
FR47LATE          *MODULE     AVRTWRK           RPGLE             Return 1
if FB is Late


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