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  3. November 2005

RE: Accessing Service Programs from .NET

You got it, Steve. This has been around for a while. The problem comes from using literals. If you use a variable, it usually is not a problem, as the data type is known, IIRC. But literals are "promoted" to VARCHARs. So, if you use CHARs, you have to use matching CHAR variables or column names in the call. 

Somethign like that.

;-)

Vern

At 12:52 PM 11/10/2005, you wrote:
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Another problem I had with calling RPG via stored procedures is that CHAR parm types caused a "procedure not found" error. had to use VARCHAR instead ( which is varying in rpg ). 

-Steve

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