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Subject: Calling a production and test service program...
From: Robert Rogerson <rrogerson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 12:42:01 -0500
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Hi All,

I'm try to compare the results of calling a modified procedure in a service program in my library against the results from the same (named) procedure in a service program in the production library.

I was trying

d oldPhotoRequired...
d pr N extproc(oldproc)
d in_podtl likeds(podtl_T) const

d newPhotoRequired...
d pr N extproc(newproc)
d in_podtl likeds(podtl_T) const

d oldproc c const('CANLIB/-
d WHS0000S(PHOTOREQUIRED)')
d newproc c const('RROGERSON/-
d WHS0000S(PHOTOREQUIRED)')

but I get compile errors

Definition not found for symbol 'RROGERSON/WHS0000S(PHOTOREQUIRED)'.
Definition not found for symbol 'CANLIB/WHS0000S(PHOTOREQUIRED)'.

I'm sure it should be easy to specify the two prototypes but the solution is eluding me.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Rob

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