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Diane, sounds like you need to compile all three into *MODULEs, then
specify all three in the module list on the CRTPGM. That is, if you
truly want to do bound calls, which is what you've specified in the
COBOL by including the word "PROCEDURE". HTH!

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Diane Nott [mailto:dnott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

> CRTPGM PGM(DIANE/CGIREGSUMM) MODULE(DIANE/CGIREGSUMM) 
> BNDDIR(CGICBLDEV/TISRVPGM) ACTGRP(CGI) AUT(*USE)   
> 
> I get this error:                                        
> Definition not found for symbol 'REGSUMM1'.                        
> Definition not found for symbol 'REGSUMM2'.                        
> Program CGIREGSUMM not created.                               

> Regsumm1 and regsumm2 are 2 cobol programs with 2 parameters. The 
> command used in the main cgi program is:
> CALL PROCEDURE 'REGSUMM1' USING WS-YEAR-1 WS-TERM-1.
> CALL PROCEDURE 'REGSUMM2' USING WS-YEAR-2 WS-TERM-2.
> 
> I even tried using the Call statement the regular way without the 
> Procedure in the command. Any suggestions?

Then I would think you would have had different errors, because that
should also work.
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