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>Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 10:50:07 -0400
>From: "Weatherly, Howard" <hweatherly@dlis.dla.mil>
>
>Does anyone have a clue what object has become invisible to the compiler
>that is causing this to be not found?
>
>If I CRTBNDCBL it works, When I use CRTSQLCBLI it does not work! I am so
>confused!!
>
>Message . . . . : Definition not found for symbol 'QLNDUMPCOBOL'.
Howard, Your SQL COBOL program is trying to call 'QLNDUMPCOBOL'. Your
regular COBOL program would be correctly trying to call 'QlnDumpCobol'.
(Calls are case-sensitive.)
You're probably specifying OPTION(*NOMONOPRC) on your CRTBNDCBL. Since
you can't specify that on the CRTSQLCBLI command, maybe you could
specify it on your PROCESS statement within your SQL source.
Here's the help for option *(NO)MONOPRC:
*MONOPRC (the default)
The program-name (literal or word) found in the PROGRAM-ID
paragraph, the CALL, CANCEL, or SET ENTRY statements, and the END
PROGRAM header is converted to all upper-case characters
(monocasing) and the rules for program-name formation are enforced.
*NOMONOPRC
The program-name (literal or word) found in the PROGRAM-ID
paragraph, the CALL, CANCEL, or SET ENTRY statements, and the END
PROGRAM header is not converted to all upper-case characters (no
monocasing) and the rules for program-name formation are not
enforced. This option allows special characters not allowed for
standard COBOL to be used in the CALL target.
Barbara Morris
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