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Creating External SQL Stored Procedures that reference a Subprocedure in a *SRVPGM have a 32 Procedure maximum per *SRVPGM. Remove this 32 Procedure limit so unlimited (or at least 32766) Procedures may reference the same *SRVPGM object.
We have a *SRVPGM with several utility routines in it. We are building SQL Functions and Stored Procedures to directly access those utilities. Recently we attempted to create what was the 33rd Stored Procedure to revenue this *SRVPGM program. The create failed with Too many procedures referencing the PAS (Program Associated Space) of that *SRVPGM. The limit is currently 32 (apparently).
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This was delivered on IBM i 7.3 and 7.4 on November 15th, 2019. (via the latest Db2 for i PTF Group)