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You lost your easy, "no recompile/rebind" advantage, then. Might as well have used /COPY. The original message I saw on this (a great idea, by the way) was to use a Service Program *because* that would mean one change, one place in the odd event that IBM makes another similar change. But of course this is all moot, since we all know IBM would _never_ do that. (Again.)
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"Stuart Rowe" <rowestu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Joe,

I boxed them up in a module that is bound in where needed. I did not
use a
service program here since the code is A) very small, and B) never
changes.

Stu



On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 07:32, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

On 10/25/2011 5:59 AM, Stuart Rowe wrote:
I've also written encapsulated procedures to deal with common SQL
needs,
like isSQLError( sqlca ), isSQLWarning( sqlca ), isSQLSuccess(
sqlca ),
isSQLRecordNotFound( sqlca ), and such as that. I pass myself the
entire
SQLCA since it is handy and contains everything needed including
error
message info for my sendSQLException( sqlca ).

Stu


That's a great idea, Stu. How do you include them? /COPY or via a
service program? I personally have something of a love/hate
relationships with service programs. I love everything they provide
right up to the point where they don't work very well (which is
typically when I'm calling them from Java; the toolbox support for
service programs is not as robust as the support for bound programs).

Joe
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