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My intention is to convert my examples to use DeepL. They have a free version that supports up to 500000 chars/month -- so it's pretty similar to the IBM Watson option.

Pricing: https://www.deepl.com/en/pro#developer
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YAJL_GET_STRING_BUF has existed in YAJLR4 for many, many years to allow larger sizes to be returned.

What is the header you need to pass it in? Do you have an example of what it looks like?

You shouldn't have to compile unixodbc, it's available in yum.

But, at least years ago, I wasn't able to get the ppc64 binaries for Oracle to work in PASE. I don't remember the details anymore, and its years later now, so things may have changed.

I wish you the best of luck.

As far as I know it's not possible to get Oracle UnixODBC drivers for IBM i. That said, it has been perhaps 5 years since the last time I tried.

Have you seen an article or post that implies this should work?

Typically you'd use the JDBC_setString() to set the value of a VARCHAR field. (JDBC_ExecUpd is used for passing the SQL statement, but to set the variable values in the statement, you'd use JDBC_setString) Currently, the JDBC_setString() uses a 32k parameter. But, you have the source code, so you co...

IN THE CALL python YOU MAKE INSTEAD OF USING " ' " TRY TO PASS THEM , EXAMPLE PYHON3 APP.py 'parm1' 'parm2' you shouldn't have any problems You are replying to a thread that is 6 months old and not needing a reply. Your post also doesn't make much sense. It doesn't seem to relate at all t...

I was able to reproduce the problem. This appears to be a bug in RPG (rather than YAJL). RPG is calling YAJLINTO and passing it parameters. One of the parameters is the CCSID of the input data. In your case, the input is the string 's', which is CCSID(*UTF8), so the CCSID it passes to YAJLINTO shoul...

That explains it. Thanks!