Convert a (Db2 for i) Timestamp into a character representation of a timestamp in the ISO8601 Format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+/HH:MM

Timestamp ISO8601

-- Convert a (Db2 for i) Timestamp into a character representation of a timestamp in the ISO8601 Format:
-- YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+/HH:MM

Create Or Replace Function YOURSCHEMA.TIMESTAMP_ISO8601
          (ParTimestamp  Timestamp(6)    Default Current_Timestamp,
           ParTimeZone   Decimal(6, 0)   Default Current_Timezone)
       Returns Varchar(26)
       Language SQL
       Modifies Sql Data
       Specific TS_ISO8601
       Deterministic
       Set Option Dbgview = *SOURCE
Begin
  Declare Continue Handler For SQLEXCEPTION Return 'Invalid';
  
  Return  (Translate(VarChar_Format(ParTimestamp, 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'), 'T', ' ')  concat 
          Case When ParTimeZone < 0 Then '-' else '+' End                              concat
          VarChar_Format('00010101' concat Right(Digits(ParTimeZone), 6), 'HH24:MI'));
          
End;

Label On Specific Routine YOURSCHEMA.TS_ISO8601
   Is 'Timestamp in ISO8601 (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+/-HH:MM)';

Comment On Parameter Specific Routine YOURSCHEMA.TS_ISO8601
   (PARTIMEZONE Is 'Timezone (-)HHMMSS');

Commit;

-- Executing the Function
Values(Timestamp_ISO8601());
Values(Timestamp_ISO8601(Current_Timestamp + 3 Days - 10 Years, -20000));

Thanks, Birgitta, I used it and extended with a FF3 to get milliseconds on the generated output