Re: Passing Arrays to Stored Procedure

This is the way I have made it work:

The Java client must build a string representation of an array.  Basically
it must build each element (including spaces).  Pass this as a large string
to the RPG stored procedure.  It should also pass a count of how many
elements to process.

RPG CODE: (Excuse the spacing)

D W_CNT           S             11S 0
D I_CNT           S             11S 0
D I_ARRAY         S           2048A
D W_ARRAY         S                   LIKE(W_ARYSTRUCT) DIM(128)
 *
D W_ARYSTRUCT     DS
D  W_FIELD                      10A
D  W_QTY                         6S 0
 *
C     *ENTRY        PLIST
C                   PARM                    I_ARRAY
C                   PARM                    I_CNT
 *
C                   MOVEA     I_ARRAY       W_ARRAY
 *
C                   FOR       W_CNT = 1 TO I_CNT BY 1
C                   EVAL      W_ARYSTRUCT = W_ARRAY(W_CNT)
 *   Process the data
C                   ENDFOR

Good luck,
Schadd Gray
Prodata Computer Services, Inc.
www.prodatacomputer.com/ste.htm
STE (Stored Procedure Test Environment)

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> How can I define the SQL stored procedure for this?  So that I can call it
> from Java.
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> Obviously, this isn't lined up.
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> Is it possible to pass arrays from java to a stored procedure/ SQL or
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