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Hi, 

Did anyone use WDSc to create a Stored Procedure ? 
I followed the instructions in the Help, as the following:

To create a stored procedure using the wizard:
1.      Switch to the Data perspective. 
2.      In the Data Definition view, create a DB2 database definition or 
import a DB2 database definition from the DB Servers view. 
3.      If you created the DB2 database definition (as opposed to 
importing it), then right-click on the database definition and click New > 
New Schema Definition. 
4.      In the Data Definition view, right-click the Stored Procedures 
folder, and click New > SQL Stored Procedure or New > Java Stored 
Procedure. The New Stored Procedure wizard opens. 
5.      Complete the steps of the wizard. 
6.      Click Finish. The wizard creates the stored procedure and adds to 
your database definition. 


However, in step 4, right-click on the Store Procedures folder, the SQL 
Stored Procedure and Java Stored Procedure are not highlighted, which 
means I 
cannot select either of them. Is there anything missing for me that caused 
the problem? My WDSc is on V5.1for Iseries Advanced Edition  with all the 
latest fixes. 

Any suggestions are appreciated. 


Robin 



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