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Try making your PRC() upper case.



-----Original Message-----
From: Dan [mailto:dan27649@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2018 2:02 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: CALLPRC issue "Definition not found for symbol"

This is my first go at using a CLLE program to call a procedure from a service program.

CALLPRC PRC('EmployeeAuthorizationStatus') +
PARM((&USERID) (&THISPGM) (&MEMP_FND) +
(&MGA_FND) (&GALVL1PGM) (&GALVL2FLD) +
(&EMPEMAIL))

The EmployeeAuthorizationStatus procedure is in service program CA9800, using that exact case. The binder source has:
Export Symbol( EmployeeAuthorizationStatus )

This procedure is currently being used in other RPGLE programs.

Using CRTCLMOD, I created the module just fine. My CRTPGM command:
CRTPGM PGM(DANLIB/CA8560CT$2) MODULE(DANLIB/CA8560CT$2)
BNDSRVPGM((CALIB/CA9800 *DEFER)) BNDDIR(CALIB/CABNDDIR) DETAIL(*EXTENDED) ... generates the following messages:
CPD5D1D: *SRVPGM object QZDMMDTA in library QSOC not found.
CPD5D02: Definition not found for symbol 'EmployeeAuthorizationStatus'.
(Cause: No definition was found for reference EmployeeAuthorizationStatus in *MODULE object CA8560CT$2 in library DBALEBULK2. The definition either does not exist or is not of the same data or procedure type as the reference. <-- I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THIS MEANS.)
CPF3C50: Program CA8560CT$2 not created.

I have no idea where QZDMMDTA comes from. In another thread, Buck has suggested that I should treat this as a red herring. That same thread discussed the CPD5D02: Definition not found for symbol error, but that was for an RPGLE program.

Ideas?

- Dan


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