Re: RPG - CLI SQL problem. (Where's my stored functions)...

Hi, Dennis

ServerUserID and UserID can make the HTTP server jobs run under users other than the default QTMH* users. Swapping profiles is what is done.

I agree that the library list is not changed by swapping profiles - here is some info from the QWTSETP API doc -

The Set Profile Handle (OPM, QWTSETP; ILE, QsySetToProfileHandle) End of changeAPI validates the profile handle, locks the user profile, and changes the current thread to run under the user and group profiles represented by the profile handle. Once the change has been made, any open files and objects allocated by the original profile are accessible to the new profile.

No other attributes associated with the user or group profile are replaced.

I suspect that the use of the environment variable along with swapping profile is confusing the issue - the former is making the library list change, the latter changes the user.

Now there is still the issue of finding stored procedures - and one of the SQL manuals - I forget - discusses how these are found. It is not always obvious, it seems.

Vern

On 8/28/2010 8:40 AM, Dennis Lovelady wrote:

I can debug it as see the Library List begin altered upon execution (via
ServerUserId),

Care to elaborate on how you're debugging this? And to provide more
information about ServerUserId? From my experience, a change in profile
does nothing to alter library list, so I'm confused. (You may have your own
"ServerUserId" routine that does this, which would be OK; it's not something
I've seen.)

Dennis Lovelady
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world that just don't add up.

So, yeah, it appears that I have everything setup properly, and I am
executing my CGI program.
I can debug it as see the Library List begin altered upon exection (via
ServerUserId),
And I am able to get properly execute my CLI programs and retrieve data.
Except when there is a function in the SQL statement.

It's just not making sense.

Thanks, Scott
David



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I seem to be missing part of the equasion, here... what does Apache
have to do with it? Is this running in a CGI program?

Have you set the library list in Apache with SetEnv
QIBM_CGI_LIBRARY_LIST? Or... what do you mean by Apache is setting the
library list? You said something about ServerUserId... I'm not
familiar
with that, but it sure sounds like the userid that the server runs
under
(and therefore, I don't understand what it has to do with a library
list.)


On 8/27/2010 10:42 PM, dmosley@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I am setting the "SQL_ATTR_DBC_SYS_NAMING" attribute, and it allows

me
to

access service programs
and execute normal SELECT sql statements, (as long as they don't

include

my functions).

My Apache config includes a ServerUserID, which (I thought) is

supposed
to

set the library list
when accessed.

It's just a odd mystery why this isn't working.

Thanks
David


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hi David,

Are you setting SQL_ATTR_DBC_SYS_NAMING? If so, it'll use your

library

list to locate your functions (unless explicitly qualified)

Or are you using SQL naming? (If so, I it searches the SQL PATH.)

Make sure your *LIBL or PATH includes the functions that it can't

find.

(Not the programs behind them, but the actual functions.) Also, if
you're using a server job, make sure the *LIBL is set on the server

job

rather than on your local job.

HTH


On 8/27/2010 4:08 PM, dmosley@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I am performing SQL reads and fetches using the CLI SQL functions,

in

RPG.

Everything works wonderfully, except for the fact that it is have

the

worst time reading
my SQL stored functions. It keeps telling me not found. I know

that

that message can
be misleading, and yes, I have checked the signature of the function

to

my

actual execution,
and they make.

I am connected via SQLConnect, using *LOCAL, and null user and

profile

(which to my understanding
will make the default job settings like library list default for the
SQLConnect).

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Of course there are always

work

arounds like not using
the CLI stuff (haha), but the structure that I have is very slick

and

very

dynamic, it would be a shame
to ugly it up just because stored functions won't work.

Thanks in advanced,
David

David L. Mosley, Jr.
Technical Solutions Architect
Dancik International, Ltd.
2000 CentreGreen Way, Suite 250
Cary, NC 27513