ESQL/C ?, What is this?

This is not the first EXEC SQL execute statement in this program. There are several successful calls and then this one statement does this Break at: \\\\bil_rec\\main\\79 <== this is the entry into get_prc Location "ub.1" not found in "\\\\bil_rec\\get_prc". Statement "823" not found in specified environment. Statement "833" not found in environment "\\\\bil_rec\\get_prc". Intercepted event type 'signal SIGSEGV'. Stopped at: sendshm+001c (7AF04F1C) Unable to determine statement boundaries; stepping 1 instruction. Intercepted event type 'signal SIGSEGV'. Process 16385 was killed (signal 11). Here is get_prc /************************************************************************* * * Function: get_prc * * Return: * * Calls: None * * Exit: None * * Description: Gets the proc description from prc table. * *************************************************************************/ char * get_prc(doc, proc_code) EXEC SQL begin declare section; parameter long doc; parameter char * proc_code; EXEC SQL end declare section; { EXEC SQL begin declare section; char desc[100]; EXEC SQL end declare section; EXEC SQL execute get_prc into :desc using :doc, :proc_code; if (SQLCODE == 100) { strcpy (desc, " "); } else { sqlfatal(); } return (desc); } It is worth noting that I have extracted this function and put it in a small program designed to just run this function. It worked flawlessly. So, What in the world is going on? Any suggestions?