Re: using a DS with a stored procedure

The problem I believe it that you're asking the sp (RPG) to return a
result set each time a row is processed. I'm not sure this is
possible.
I believe the result set may only be returned once per call of the sp.

Justin already responded with how to return a data structure for
multiple
rows. In my case we updated a field in the file as each row was
processed.

But I'm starting to think what you're looking for is a data queue which
can be populated (by the RPG) as each row is processed. The PC app
would
be monitoring the data queue and could process the returned data as it
is
processed.

Rob
On 2013-08-22 12:09 PM, RPGLIST wrote:

You did not Steve,
the .net is sending the data, the iseries side is processing and sending
back a line by line response code.



This will send data...i thought he was talking of receiving it.

Because of the line:

" We have a windows app that would call a stored procedure and pass it
approximately 59 fields of data, but it can contain up to 99 rows of
data."

I thought the windows app was sending the data, not the other way round.

I apologize if I misunderstood the question.

Steve Needles


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Are you looking at returning the DS as the result set? If so, that's no
problem. Just load a DS array and return it. Here's the RDp snippet I
use for the return:
EXEC SQL SET RESULT SETS ARRAY :${Data Structure} FOR :${Rows}
ROWS;
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