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  3. August 2008

RE: Returning a Results Set from a Stored Procedure

Debbie,
You can test your Stored Procedure result set with iSeries Navigator.
Expand databases.
Right-click on your system i.
Select 'Run SQL scripts'.
Call your stored procedure and supply the parameters needed, and
remember that the Result Set is NOT a parameter.
call LibraryName.P55007a ('00147873')

If successful, the bottom of your navigator screen will display the
result set in columnar/row format.

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