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Status Is a defect
Workspace IBM i
Categories IBM i Access Family
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 30, 2017

ACS Schema Explorer - Stored Procedure editing has bugs

Create a basic SQL stored procedure that modifys data.

Leave all default options.

Hit OK and procedure should be generated.

Now, go edit Stored procedure.

Click "Specify SET OPTION statement".

Click Modify.

Change default schema to a different schema. By default it should be "*NONE".

Hit OK. You should see DFTRDBCOL be populated with your schema.

Now hit OK.

You should get error:

"Debug mode and the debug view option in the SET OPTION statement cannot be specified together".

Problem is, you did not even specify that option!

Either IBM i is unable to read the proper option to set in the drop down box, or it is picking a very bad default option to populate in the "Debugging view" drop down.


Use Case:

Make stored procedure editing much easier in schema explorer. Frequent changes always run into this error unless you fix the improper debugging view selection that schema explorer is selecting.


Idea priority Low
  • Guest
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    Feb 27, 2018

    Why do I have to open a PMR for this! I have to report it twice?????

  • Guest
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    Sep 13, 2017

    Please open a PMR and work with our team in Service to resolve this issue.