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Those symbols are found in the QC2UTIL1 service program (IBM-supplied).
The proper way to bind to it is to bind to the QC2LE binding directory.
I don't recommend adding QC2UTIL1 to your own binding directory.
However (again), whether you bind to another *SRVPGM or not should have
no impact on whether it can find these symbols. More likely you're
binding to a *MODULE that uses these symbols (and therefore they have to
be resolved) or your code uses these symbols directly, and you've
failed to bind to QC2LE.
A *SRVPGM that uses these symbols would nto have this problem, since it
would've been resolved when the *SRVPGM was built.
Scott Klement wrote:
I get error
Definition not found for symbol '_C_sig_dfl'
Definition not found for symbol '_C_sig_err'
Definition not found for symbol '_C_sig_ign'
Definition not found for symbol '_C_sig_err'
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