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>Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 16:32:18 +0200
>From: JFinney@omnia.co.za
> ...
> The problem I'm sitting with is the point at which
>the first pgm calls the second, an error occurs. It seems
>as if a program object is being sought. I tried changing
>the CALL to a CALLB but then received a compilation
>error (something about procedure pointer call).

John, it sounds as though you're using a character variable
on the CALLB statement.  CALLB requires a character constant
or a procedure pointer.

>Do I have to prototype/create a procedure form
>the second module?

No, CALLB will work ok.  But since you seem to be just
starting out with RPG IV, you might as well skip the
out-moded CALLB and *ENTRY PLIST and start straight off
with prototyped calls and entry-parameter lists.

Barbara Morris


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