RE: External Stored Procedure & Library List

I would do this in a CL wrapper normally. However, because I'm a service
program which has VARCHARs in it, I don't want to lose the use of those. I
didn't think I could use them as parms from a CL pgm.

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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:11 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: External Stored Procedure & Library List

What I always did was include a parameter for my environment and then set
the library list when I entered the job if this was the first time.

You can change the job description used by the Client/Server job but that
gets tricky if you have mulitple environments. Other than that I am at kind
of a loss.

-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "DebbieKelemen" <DebbieKelemen@xxxxxxxxxxx>

I have an external stored procedure which calls an RPG service pgm. It
works great in navigator and it was working in the .Net application until
our web programmer left. Now no one can it to run without an error. It
appears to be a library list error.

How can I set the library list so we won't run into this any more?

Any suggestions?

Debbie Kelemen
Sr. Programmer / Analyst
CHEFS
719-272-2617
dkelemen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.chefscatalog.com


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