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Hey All

The team of programmers I'm working with here at my client is getting some
interesting behaviour from the RPGLE compiler under V5R1 with the *INZSR
subroutine.

I coded a module about two months ago that has a single subprocedure.  Within
that subprocedure is an *INZSR routine.  It compiles just fine.

My co-workers used this code as a template for their new modules.  One
programmer coded a module with a single subprocedure, the other coded a module
with three subprocedures (one exported, two private).  

Additionally, these modules use SQL, whereas the original module did not. 

Neither of these modules compile, and the ILE RPG compiler issues the following
message:

*RNF5425 The *INZSR subroutine cannot be defined in a subprocedure.

If that's the truth, then why did my original module compile?  I had a read
through the RPG manuals and about the only thing I found no text saying, "Thou
shalt not put *INZSR in a subprocedure."  

Any ideas, anyone?

Thanks

-Doc

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