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On 25-Jul-2016 08:10 -0500, Eric wrote:
I tried running this SQL
SELECT *
FROM TABLE(  SYSTOOLS.HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSE
               ( 'https://httpbin.org/post'
               , ''
               , 'testing'
               )
          ) AS X
... which sends a web service to https but there is an issue.
This is from the job log.
Message ID:   CPF503E
Date sent:   16/07/25      Time sent: 14:06:59
Message:   User-defined function error on member QSQPTABL.
Cause: An error occurred while invoking user-defined
function HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSE in library SYSTOOLS. The error occurred
while invoking the associated external program or service program
B2RESTUDF: in library SYSTOOLS.D, program entry point or external
name com.ibm.db2.rest.DB2UDFWrapper.httpPostClobVerbose, specific
name HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSENONXML. The error occurred on member QSQPTABL
file QSQPTABL in library QSYS2. The error code is 1. The error codes
and their meanings follow:
  1 -- The external program or service program returned
SQLSTATE 38000. The text message returned from the program is:
SYSTOOLS.HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSE HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSENONXML
ãjava.lang.ArrayIn
  [changed my mind; sending this from my drafts]
  The above information for ErrCde1 was truncated; presumably:
 SYSTOOLS.HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSE HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSENONXML ã 
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: Array index out of range: 64 .
  Note: the replacement data for the qualified service program name is 
corrupted; clearly a defect: "program B2RESTUDF: in library SYSTOOLS.D" 
presumably should have been diagnosed as "program DB2RESTUDF in library 
SYSTOOLS".
If I change it to use http, it is fine.
Any ideas?
  Consider posting on midrange-l instead.? [further comment here was 
placed instead, in my other recent reply to this thread]
  FWiW: if making multiple postings across fora for a specific issue, 
probably worthwhile to include a link to those other topic threads [or 
at least maintain the same visible nym as text within the postings] when 
posting to an additional forum, so a reader can know, rather than merely 
presume, that the discussions are duplicates; for reference to an 
apparently duplicate topic on another forum:
 Forum Directory -> Information Management -> Forum: DB2 for i -> 
Topic: HTTPPOSTCLOBVERBOSE SSL issue
Authored by etan84 19-July-2016
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https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/topic?id=fac6d4cd-8e0e-4e73-b22b-f8ae59ba1607&ps=25]
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