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  3. March 2010

Re: File library parameter with *SQL

FWiW: Unqualified references may reference either the CURRENT SCHEMA or the PATH. IMO the question belongs in the midrange-l since the issue is not specific to a web\browser interface, plus that is where more general DB2 for i SQL skills will be.

Regards, Chuck

Tom Deskevich wrote:
I found a mention on this list that stated that you do not have to hard code the library name in a stored procedure created on
the AS/400. I was wondering if someone has an example of this. I
have tried to pass the library name to the stored procedure and
do a SET SCHEMA, but it seems to ignore this.

All of our stored procedures have LIBRARYNAME.FILENAME, and am told this is the only way to do this.


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