Hi Martijn,
have you thought about procedure overloading?
Did you pass the parameters in the expected format (data type / length).
If you are testing with constant values try to cast the values into the expected data type.
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Subject: RE: SQL wrapper around service program
Hello Buck
Thank you for thinking with me. I didn't yet think of an authority failure resulting in a 'not found error'. I use the same profile in 5250 and ACS though and via a group profile I have *AllObj so that should be enough 😊
We have an initial script that I can run from 5250, ACS and RDi. I checked the results from the Library_List_Info view and they match my expectations. So, still no clue of why this is happening.
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Martijn van Breden
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On Fri, 18 Nov 2022 at 11:34, Martijn van Breden <m.vanbreden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I checked the library list (over and over again...) and looked in SYSPROCS and SYSROUTINES for anomalies but couldn't find anything.
Is the same user profile doing the CALL in both environments?
Authority can cause a 'not found' error.
I sometimes forget that the ACS scripting tool does not run my initial program, but green screen does - which sets my green screen library list but not my ACS *LIBL.
I tend to check the library list this way: select * from qsys2.library_list_info; Often, I find that I need to alter the *LIBL is ACS like: cl: addlible pwslib *first
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