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Alfredo Delgado wrote:
VARCHAR isn't supported when calling a CL program.
That's true, but... presumably, you're NOT calling a CL program. You're
calling an RPG program, with a CL program in the middle as an
intermediate. The actual stored procedure code is written in RPG, is it
not?
That being the case, I'd change your CREATE FUNCTION to tell SQL that
the program is RPGLE. The only reason it doesn't let you pass VARCHAR
to CL is because CL doesn't have a VARCHAR data type. But that really
doesn't matter if all you're going to do is pass the parameter on to an
RPG program. The RPG program has the VARCHAR (i.e. VARYING) data type,
and therefore it's RPG's parameters you should be coding for, not CL's.
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