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Zilla
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| Hi Team, Any idea how can I store an extra large object in PL/I variable? I know there is a limit of 32766 chars in PL/I, what if I want to store 500,000 bytes of data? Is there is any way? I have this CLOB data in one of the table column with 500,000 bytes which I want to read in PL/I host variable. Thanks in advance. |
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prino
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| dcl array(5000000) char(1); |
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Zilla
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thanks prino for this. It gives me "Unsupported use of aggregate expression." because I want to use INDEX function on array variable and it seems is not allowed. Even I tried a slight variation thinking I will be able to use array as a combined variable with all concatenated values but same issue "Unsupported or invalid use of structure expression."
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dcl 1 array,
5 a(500000) char (1);
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prino
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| Actually, nowadays in Enterprise PL/I there's an option to allow for very big character strings. RTFM, because I don't have the inclination to do it for you. |
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Zilla
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| no worries, I will check it out, thanks |
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