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Re: PHP procedure call, not getting return parm

Thanks for the reply,

Yes, I would like to see your write-up.

I have to run my php from the windows side (via ODBC, unless we can get the DB2 functions working on the windows side).

I do have ZendCore operational on the system i, but due to office politics, I can't use it.




Alfredo Delgado wrote:
Why are you using the ODBC functions instead of the i5 or DB2 functions? I
have some unaltered ODBC stored procedure (SP) calls from PHP4 that are
still working in Zend Core (PHP5). However, to get results from a stored
procedure using the ODBC functions in PHP4, I had to write a wrapper SP that
would select the results out of the SP I was trying to call.

I can post an old write-up I did of the process if you can't run Core.

Alfred


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