Re: Here function, function, function.

Thanks for your reply
For some reason I am receiving my e-mails in a different order than what I
am sending.
As soon as I sent this particular e-mail, I realized how stupid I was and
that the file SYSFUNCS contains ALL the functions on the system



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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/08/2008 11:51:50 AM:

SYSFUNCS file contains all info that I would want to know about all the
SQL functions in the system. I guess I don't understand what you need.

SQL function name in of itself is not an object. (Please note that
i-series does not create any object for external type function. It
does, however, create a C object for a SQL type function.). SYSFUNCS
file has a field call EXTERNAL_NAME that tells you the actual
object/procedure the function is tie to. It also has a field call
ROUTINE_BODY that tells you if the function is a SQL type or external
type.





"Alan Shore" <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks for your e-mail
This shows me that the particular Function does exist, however, what I

was

hoping to see was somehow to list ALL functions. Unfortunately there

was no

type displayed with that function.
I need some method to display ALL functions



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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/08/2008 09:49:17 AM:

You can query the QSYS2/SYSFUNCS file to find out the object that is
associated with the SQL function.

SELECT * FROM SYSFUNCS WHERE SPECIFIC_NAME = 'What ever function

name

you have'

"Alan Shore" <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I originally sent this e-mail out @ 8:34 and have yet to receive

it in

my

in-box...... so

Morning all
I've created an SQL function in a particular library, but when I

look

in

that library (through PDM) I cannot locate it.
Does anyone know where my function is?



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