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Is anyone here successfully using SQL 2005 Reporting Services with
DB2/400
stored procedures? I've been able to use it to generate reports from
tables
and views, but cannot find the correct syntax to call a stored
procedure.
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Yes, I just went through all of this.
I am using SQL Stored Procedures and RPG/ILE Service Programs and both
are working fine. If you would like to give me a call, I could lead you
through. Would be hard to do in a message.
I get in about 9:00am Pacific Time.
253-458-3410
The one big hassle that I got into was the dates and synchronizing what
the AS/400 expected and SQL Server expected.
I used my iDate SQL function to return the dates in date data types and
you have to tell SQL to return the dates in *ISO format, '-' date
separator. You then tell SQL server in the OLEDB setup to not convert
dates to character. SQL Server expects dates in an ISO format and if it
doesn't get them that way, gets very upset.
Very nice product.
The way it generates all the reports in HTML is slick, that everything
is server based and how cheap it is. Getting the same functionality in
other products would cost 10's if not 100's of thousands of dollars.
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