Re: MAJOR information leaked out in TFM -- WEB400

It seems like you missed the point about describing the parameters so that
you can get at your output.
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To: "'Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries'" <web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
From: "Tom Deskevich" <thomas.l.deskevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 04/15/2010 10:21
Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out in TFM

Sorry I am up to my ear lobes in alligators with my 'real' job today.
But I think this is pretty much what I am doing.
I did see it.

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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 9:28 AM
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out in TFM

Did you miss this yesterday?

[2]http://archive.midrange.com/web400/201004/msg00096.html
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From: "Tom Deskevich" <thomas.l.deskevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 04/15/2010 09:13
Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out
aboutthefutureofPHPinmeeting I attended.

$qUpdateCustomer = "CALL NEWJCLIB/PROC_JC15_ALL( )";
$request = i5_prepare( $qUpdateCustomer );
if( !$request ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$procExec = i5_program_call( $request, array() );
if( !$procExec ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$stuff = i5_fetch_assoc( $request );
var_dump($stuff) ;

I am to take array() literally?

Or are you telling me to define an array and pass it as a
parmameter?
array(8) { [0]=> int(258) [1]=> int(9) [2]=> string(21) "Bad
connection
handle" [3]=> string(0) "" ["num"]=> int(258) ["cat"]=> int(9)
["msg"]=>
string(21) "Bad connection handle" ["desc"]=> string(0) "" }

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On Behalf Of Kevin Schroeder
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out
aboutthefutureofPHPinmeeting I attended.

Try

$procExec = i5_program_call( $request, array() );

Kevin Schroeder
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out about
thefutureofPHPinmeeting I attended.

Ok, you switched me from i5_execute to i5_program_call

Here is my code:

$qUpdateCustomer = "CALL NEWJCLIB/PROC_JC15_ALL( )";
$request = i5_prepare( $qUpdateCustomer );
if( !$request ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$procExec = i5_program_call( $request );
if( !$procExec ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$stuff = i5_fetch_assoc( $request );
var_dump($stuff) ;

I get this:

array(8) { [0]=> int(263) [1]=> int(9) [2]=> string(51) "Wrong
parameter
count for i5_program_call function " [3]=> string(0) "" ["num"]=>
int(263) ["cat"]=> int(9) ["msg"]=> string(51) "Wrong parameter
count
for i5_program_call function " ["desc"]=> string(0) ""

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On Behalf Of Kevin Schroeder
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 8:21 AM
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out about the
futureofPHPinmeeting I attended.

Nope. What you are doing is taking the "prepare" resource and
trying to
get the result from that. What I believe you want to be doing is
taking
the "execute" resource and extracting the result from there.

However, the example that I see in the docs that uses
i5_fetch_assoc()
seem to use i5_program_prepare and not i5_prepare. If that is the
case
your code should look something like

$request = i5_program_prepare( $qUpdateCustomer );
i5_program_call( $request );
$stuff = i5_fetch_assoc( $request );

If I were to venture a guess it looks like you might have combined
the
i5_prepare/execute code with the i5_program_prepare/call logic.

Kevin Schroeder
Technology Evangelist
Zend Technologies, Ltd.
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 7:04 AM
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out about the future
ofPHPinmeeting I attended.

I think you meant to put the WAS on the next line down?

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On Behalf Of Kevin Schroeder
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 7:42 AM
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] MAJOR information leaked out about the future
of
PHPinmeeting I attended.

Maybe I'm missing something here but shouldn't it be

$qUpdateCustomer = "CALL NEWJCLIB/PROC_JC15_ALL( )";
$request = i5_prepare( $qUpdateCustomer );
if( !$request ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$procExec = i5_execute( $request );
if( !$procExec ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$stuff = i5_fetch_assoc( $procExec ); <-- Was
i5_fetch_assoc( $request );
var_dump($stuff) ;

Here is my code:
$qUpdateCustomer = "CALL NEWJCLIB/PROC_JC15_ALL( )";
$request = i5_prepare( $qUpdateCustomer );
if( !$request ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$procExec = i5_execute( $request );
if( !$procExec ) var_dump( i5_error( ) );
$stuff = i5_fetch_assoc( $request ); <<== already has
$request
var_dump($stuff) ;

ANYWAY, I changed it to what I think you meant ($procexec) and now
I get
bool(false) shown.

Tom Deskevich
Insane with anger.

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