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Rob hit the nail on the head! I set my CCSID to the value their UserProfile has and encountered the same results.

I must have overlooked this setting when comparing the user profiles! My bad!

Thanks Rob!

Steve Needles


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yet another CCSID issue perhaps?


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From: "Needles,Stephen J" <SNEEDLES@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date: 07/09/2013 11:11 AM
Subject: SQL-inconsistent results using XMLELEMENT, XMLSERIALIZE,
XMLCONCAT
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I've searched the IBM manuals and the archives to no avail. Here are the
particulars...

We are at V7R1 and the user profiles, JOBD's, authority and library lists,
etc. all appear to be correct...that is...the same.

Running this code imbedded in RPG:

.
.
.
parmcon = '1234567890';
parmaction = 'get';

exec sql set :parm_xml1 =
'< XMLGROUP>' ||
trim(xmlserialize(XMLConcat(
XMLelement(name "action",:parmaction),
XMLelement(name "contractNumber",:parmcon))
as CLOB(1m))) ||
'</ XMLGROUP>';
.
.
.

When I run it, I get the following results in parm_xml1:

<XMLGROUP><action>get</action><contractNumber>1234567890</contractNumber></XMLGROUP>

When another runs it, this is the result:

<XMLGROUP><action>h4Wj</action><contractNumber>8fLz9PX29/j58A==</contractNumber></XMLGROUP>

Note that the parameters that are in the XMLElement() function
become...unusual. Any ideas?

Steve Needles
Northland Insurance - A [trav_CMYK_0_100_99_4] Company
Northland Architecture
385 Washington Street, SB03N
St. Paul, MN 55102
Tel: 651-310-4203
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