RE: Trying to use my procedure from a pgm complied with CRTBNDRPG

If you've ever noticed, the compiler automatically converts your code to
UPPERCASE when it compiles.  My guess is that if you look in your SRVPGM
(DSPSRVPGM) you will see your procedure is listed as 'GETSOCSEC', not
'GetSocSec'.  What you have below is actually TWO different names, since
the compiler automatically converts the GetSocSec value to GETSOCSEC and
you don't have an EXTPROC('GetSocSec') specified to force it to be mixed
case.  

This is why, as Barbara pointed out, it is so important to have the SAME
prototype and the easiest way is via a /COPY member. 


-----Original Message-----

"Brenzel, Wendy" wrote:
> 
> I am missing the boat... Please help. I am trying to compile an rpg 
> ile test program, using crtbndrpg, which calls  a procedure.  The 
> procedure is compiled into a module, placed in a service program, 
> which in turn is in a binding directory.  The test program Compile 
> message:
> 
>    Message . . . . :   Definition not found for symbol 'GetSocSec'.
> 
> 0001.00 D GetSocSec       PR             9P 0 Extproc('GetSocSec')
...
> D GetSocSec       PR             9P 0
> D InIDNo                         9P 0 Value