Re: Scott's JDBCR4 program from RPG -- RPG400-L

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Scott, I have been able to nail in down a little bit more.

Problem is with the seventh parameter. If I change the seventh parameter to
a constant then it works.

p AddViolation...
p b
d pi
d InCompany...
d 10a Value
d InDriver...
d 11a Value
d InStartDate...
d 10a Value
d InFinishDate...
d 10a Value
d InClass...
d 10a Value
d InSubClass...
d 10a Value
d InComment...
d 100a Value

Statement = JDBC_PrepareCall(Connection :
'{call UpsertViolation(?,?,?,?,?,?,?)}');

This works.

JDBC_SetString(Statement :
6 :
%Trim(InSubClass));
JDBC_SetString(Statement :
7 :
'Your AS400 5' );

This does not.

JDBC_SetString(Statement :
6 :
%Trim(InSubClass));
JDBC_SetString(Statement :
7 :
%Trim(InComment));

The Sql definition

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[UpsertViolation]
@companyCode varchar(10)
,@driverIdNumber varchar(11)
,@violationStart DATETIME
,@violationFinish DATETIME
,@violationClass VARCHAR(10)
,@violationSubClass VARCHAR(10)
,@violationComment VARCHAR(100)

Can't figure out how a trim field would be any different than a constant.

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