Hi Timothy,
I'd suggest to use the current version of IBM i Access Client Solutions
(ACS) and prompt then the CALL Command.
In the SQL Reference you'll find also the Syntax of the SQL Call Statement
documented.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.4?topic=statements-call
If you get an error, it could be because you passed a literal, that does not
match the defined parameter. BTW 'X' is interpreted as VarChar(1) and not
Char(1).
CALL YourSchema.YourProcedure (Cast('1' as Char(1));
It also depends on if the parameter is an input, output or In/out parameter.
For an output parameter you may pass a ? (but IIRK it does not work in
STRSQL only in ACS)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Birgitta Hauser
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Subject: What is the syntax for calling a stored procedure from SQL command
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I want to test a stored procedure that has 1 parameter. I am do in STRSQL.
Call XXXX ('XYZ') It has been used for quite a while, so I know nothing
is wrong with the procedure.
What is the correct syntax for 1 char parameter?
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