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RE: Control SQL package name & lib for stored procedures?

On the CRTSSQLRPGI there is a parameter, SQLPKG, where you can specify the object and library on the target system.

Package (SQLPKG) - Help

Specifies the qualified name of the SQL package created on
the relational database specified for the Relational
database (RDB) parameter of this command.


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Subject: Control SQL package name & lib for stored procedures?

Folks:

Does anyone know how you can control the SQL package name on a stored procedure?

Every time I compile the stored procedure, the SQL package name is the same as the procedure name & library. When my procedure tries to access a remote system, it uses that package & library name... but the library doesn't necessarily exist on the remote system.

Thanks!

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