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We are in the process of upgrading our OS from V5R4 to V7R1. In the V7R1
upgrade Memo to Users 7_1.pdf, I see this little note :
NO SQL clause user-defined function changes
In prior releases, no SQL error code was issued when a user-defined function
created with the NO SQL
clause attempted to run an SQL statement. In i 7.1, user-defined functions
that are created with the NO
SQL clause specified, now issue SQLCODE -487 (SQL statements not allowed)
when called and an
attempt is made to run an SQL statement from inside the function.
Does anyone know if above applies to SQL procedure that is created with
language of RPGLE (See below)? Meaning would it issue SQLCODE -487 if the
RPGLE program execute a SQL statement?
create procedure
someProc( )
language RPGLE
external name 'SOMELIB/SOMEPROC)'
program type sub
not deterministic
no sql
parameter style general;
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