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Duane, If you are creating source #2 as a module you shouldn't have the extpgm keyword. When source #1 uses that to call the procedure it is looking for a *PGM object which doesn't exist in your case. EXTPGM is for creating a prototype for calling an *PGM object. Scott Mildenberger --- Duane Kehoe <dkehoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Scott, > > My prototype in source#1 is: > > **************************** > 0012.02 * Procedure Prototypes > * > > 0012.03 **************************** > > > 0012.04 d ediprseg pr > extpgm('EDIPRSEG') > 0012.05 d > 135a > > 0012.06 d 3p > 0 > > 0012.07 d > 25a > > 0012.08 d > 1a > 0012.09 d > 1a > > 0012.10 d > 1a > > 0012.11 d 1a > > > And the call used is: > > CALLP > EDIPRSEG(indta:reqfld:field:found:segterm:elemsep:subelemsep); > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
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