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If I use multiple fields instead of trying to store it as one big field I
don't get any problems.
Basically I changed from:
D Parm1 DS Occurs(1)
D Valid 1a
D Exception 7a
D vLogin 380a
...
D login e ds extname(login)
To defining each field which appears in the DS login, underneath Parm1 and
removed vLogin.
And why didn't I define vLogin as like(login) instead of 380a? Ask the
@#$%ing precompiler!
Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin
"Simon Coulter"
<shc@flybynight.c To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
om.au> cc:
Sent by: Fax to:
rpg400-l-admin@mi Subject: Re: Size of a SQL
result set
drange.com
03/22/2002 08:25
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rpg400-l
Hello Rob,
You wrote:
>My problem was a packed number in the middle. Seems that x'00' can
>determine the end of the field in a result set.
No. That's sounds wrong. If that's what is happening someone deserves an
APAR. What about an integer field containing the value zero (e.g.,
x'0000') in the middle of a record?
It would seem that the Domino application is treating the array parameter
as a C-string, hence the x'00' terminator effect.
Why aren't you using real result sets (i.e., SET RESULT SETS CURSOR xxx)?
Write a small Java application that invokes the same stored procedure and
see if that also suffers the truncation. If I get time I might play with
this.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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