L.H.,
The most common reason this is not working is that there is not a Debug Behavior Mapping entry in the EGL Preferences.
To do a remote call, the first thing that is required is an entry in the Debug Behavior Mapping to specify whether you want to call a program as source or as a generated program. Then if the entry says to call the generated program, it looks at the linkage table entry to determine where to call it.
The debug Behavior Mapping Entry is in the Preferences->EGL->Debug->Debug Behavior Mapping.
In the Debug Behavior Mapping entries, the program name can be a wild card type entry (like the linkage table) (example myp* will match any program starting with myp). The package name is not required for calls to COBOL.
Unlike VAGen, if a developer wants to debug with the source, all they need to do is change the entry.
Mark
markevans