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The error [unstated; no SQL#### provided, but presumably SQL0204] is not diagnosing a PATH issue; i.e. the function resolution is presumably working fine, such that the function ConvertToDate was located. Instead, the error is the equivalent of CPF9801 "Object DATE in library MODULES not found." for a CL request to CHKOBJ MODULES/DATE *SRVPGM

Regards, Chuck

On 22 May 2012 14:13, Mike Wills wrote:
I am following [this article](
http://www.mcpressonline.com/programming/rpg/using-rpg-in-sql.html) to
create a UDF. The only difference from the article is the names and the RPG
logic. When I tried to test it I get:

SELECT ConvertToDate(DDATE), DPERNO FROM PBMASTP
DATE in MODULES type *SRVPGM not found.

I know the path is correct and I have confirmed it to be correct. Here is
what the CREATE FUNCTION looks like:

CREATE FUNCTION CONVERTTODATE (DATEIN DECIMAL(8, 0) )
RETURNS DATE
LANGUAGE RPGLE
<<SNIP>>
EXTERNAL NAME 'MODULES/DATE(ConvertToDate)'
PARAMETER STYLE SQL ;

Any thoughts? This is my first UDF I have tried to create.


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