call DB2 procedure from SQL server

• milospod

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  October 24, 2008 at 8:34 am

  #73069

  Hello,

  i would lite to transfer data from DB2 stored procedure to SQL server 2005 new table.

  I create SSIS Package and connect to DB2. In OLE DB Source call store procedure with

  SQL command

  call Procedure_name()

  and Preview works, but i cannot get columns name.

  Can be stored procedure called from select state?

  Any other solution?

  THX

• Newbie2LinkedServer

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  May 22, 2015 at 6:36 am

  #1799976

  I am newbie to linked server concept, I am looking for help to resolve my issue. Please suggest.

  My requirement:

  In DB2 data base I have a stored procedure and from SQL 2008 R2 using Linked server I need to be able to execute stored procedure. I am getting the error while I am trying to execute.

  Created SP as below with db2admin user:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE SP_MyStoredProcedure

  LANGUAGE SQL

  SPECIFIC SP_MyStoredProcedure

  -- EXTERNAL ACTION

  BEGIN

  .......

  END

  select * from [MyDb2LinkedServer].[db2DB].[db2admin].TLS_MyDb2Table and I get the results, which means my linked server DB2 connectivity is fine.

  Then while executing as below SP got the error

  exec [MyDb2LinkedServer].[db2DB].[db2admin].SP_MyStoredProcedure

  Error:

  OLE DB provider "DB2OLEDB" for linked server "MyDb2LinkedServer" returned message "Routine "*rocedure"?SQL150518145704050?...erver"."SP_MyStoredProcedure"?*?4" (specific name "") is implemented with code in library or path "", function "" which cannot be accessed. Reason code: "". SQLSTATE: 42724, SQLCODE: -444".

  Msg 7212, Level 17, State 1, Line 1

  Could not execute procedure 'SP_MyStoredProcedure' on remote server 'MyDb2LinkedServer'.

  Here in the error

  specific name ""

  library or path ""

  function ""

  Reason code: ""

  all are empty, no much information is available.

  Need help on this and how this can be resolved? Any help is appreciated.