Re: CALLPRC issue "Definition not found for symbol"

[Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>]

Because RPG uses a protype to get the actual name from the EXTPROC keyword..


And RPG by default uppercases everything...

In order to have truly mixed case procedure name, you need

dcl-pr MyProc extproc('MyProc');

or
dcl-pr MyProc extproc(*dclcase);


Your RPG program could use
MYPROC();
MyProc();
myproc();

It doesn't matter, since all the CALLP's are upper-cased and the compiler
ensures that MYPROC points to 'MyProc'.

Charles



On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 1:34 PM, Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sonuvab****
>
> All of my procedure names show up as uppercase in DSPSRVPGM
> SRVPGM(CALIB/CA9800) DETAIL(*PROCEXP).  I changed my CLLE program so that I
> removed the single quotes surrounding the name, which effectively turns it
> to uppercase, created the module and program as noted before, and I have a
> compiled program that gives the results I expected.
>
> The RPGLE programs that call this same EmployeeAuthorizationStatus
> procedure don't care about the case.  Why am I able to use mixed case in
> the RPGLE call but not the CLLE call?