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Dave,

The documentation would be located in the SQL Reference Manual appropiate
to your Release Level (Check IBM's knowledge Center).

For example, my (electronically) dog-eared V5R3 PDF states that:
"The result is the length of the argument. The length of strings includes
blanks. The length of a varying-length string is the actual length, not the
length attribute."

HTH,

Luis


On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 1:19 PM <dlclark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a stored procedure with a couple of variables defined as
follows:

Declare Str1 VarChar(3000);
Declare StrLen Dec(15,5);

I then build the value of this variable with several
concatenations. How do I then set the second variable to the length of
the content of the first? I guessed at it and the following seems to be
correct.

Set StrLen = Length(Str1);

But I don't like having to guess. Where do I find documentation
on such things? Thanks.

Sincerely,

Dave Clark
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