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Re: Creating an SQL UDF on a procedure

Thanks! I'll take it from there. I did it before, so it'll come back!

Alan

On 3/15/12 2:54 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
Hi Alan,

I learned about this a long time ago, not sure exactly how. I _think_
it's all documented in the SQL Reference manual.

There's not much to it, though:

1) Use DB2SQL parameter style.
2) Add the optional CallType parameter (10i 0 in RPG)
3) Check it, and run your code as appropriate.



On 3/15/2012 12:55 PM, Alan Shore wrote:
This sounds exactly what would be required in this instance.

I am in the middle of doing something else at the moment, so I
haven't researched what you mentioned, but any idea where I could
find some information on what you are talking about?


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