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I don't understand your question...

SQLSTATE 00000 is "successful" ...?

Why are you closing "ProcCSR", yet allocating and fetching from "CSR"?

Charles

On Fri, Sep 1, 2023 at 9:31 AM Justin Taylor <jtaylor.0ab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm calling a SQL stored procedure from SQLRPGLE. It works fine for the
first call, but subsequent calls do not. The first EXEC SQL CALL properly
returns SQLSTATE 0100C, but subsequent calls return 00000.

What do I need to do to make multiple calls?

TIA

EXEC SQL CALL SCHEMA.PROC(:lFunction, :lInputParm);
aEqual(AD_HOC_RESULT_SETS :SQLSTATE);
EXEC SQL
associate result set locator (:ProcRS)
with procedure SCHEMA.PROC;
EXEC SQL close ProcCSR;
EXEC SQL allocate CSR cursor for result set :ProcRS;
aEqual(SUCCESS_SQL :SQLSTATE);

EXEC SQL FETCH NEXT FROM CSR INTO :lProcDs;
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