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I've created a module that will be placed in a service program, and created an SQL Function that makes the service program module callable from within an SQL view. The problem is that, as you can see from the prototype, I am using packed decimals, which translate to DECIMAL types in SQL. Even if I use fields from a database file that are packed decimal, I have to CAST them in SQL to DECIMAL. What RPG number type can I use to avoid this CASTing in SQL? Prototype follows: D DLMCCalc PR 7P 2 D MedNecLvl 1P 0 Const D EMLvlCharg 7P 0 Const D Acronym 3A Const D Family# 9P 0 Const D Member# 2P 0 Const D SvcDate D Const The SQL function creation was done like this: Create Function DMart.CalcDCost ( DEC (1,0), DEC (7,0), CHAR (3), DEC (9,0), DEC (2,0), DATE) Returns DEC (7,2) Language RPGLE Deterministic no sql returns null on null input no external action allow parallel simple call External Name 'DMART/DL_FUNC(DLMCCALC)'; Now, the pain in the rear, is that to call the function, I have to code it in the SQL as follows: DMart.CalcDCost(Cast(Log.MedNecLvl As DECIMAL(1,0)), Cast(Log.EMLvlCharg As DECIMAL(7,0)), Log.SysAcr, Cast(Log.Famly# As DECIMAL(9,0)), Cast(Log.Membr# As DECIMAL(2,0)), Log.Date1Post) -- "Enter any 11-digit prime number to continue..."
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