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you should be able to CAST the "element".

this worked in STRSQL

select cast(element as char(10))
from table(SYSTOOLS.SPLIT('12|12345','|'))


Bryan


Danny Rodius wrote on 5/22/2019 7:05 AM:
Hi,

Installed the latest TR6 and started to test some of the new stuff.


When running the STRSQL with a command like


select * from table(SYSTOOLS.SPLIT('12|12345','|'))

I got a list:

ORDIN00001 ELEMENT

1 *POINTER

2 *POINTER


Running the same sql statement in ACS- RunSQL scripts I got




Now trying this in sqlrpgle


**free

ctl-opt debug(*yes);

dcl-ds values;

value1 int(10);

value2 int(10);

end-ds;

exec sql

select *

into :values

from table(SYSTOOLS.SPLIT('12|12345', '|')) ;

dump;

*inlr = *on;


Now the dump got me the follow:


VALUES DS


VALUE1 INT(10) 1 '00000001'X


VALUE2 INT(10) 12 '0000000C'X



Anyone an idea?


Best regards,

Danny


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