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To follow up: IBM Support did not attempt to correct the issue. instead they provided a temporary work around.
That work around is to specify OUTPUT(*NONE) when creating UDTFs with inline C code because for some reason that allows the errors to point to the correct location in the code.
This should always be the case, however since IBM is apparently working on re-working that entire interface, we can wait and see if the new way of doing this provides more accurate error identification capabilities and go from there.
IBM has identified this as a defect, not an enhancement request. Please contact your service representative to open a PMR, and mention this RFE.
The listing with the CZM0046 message is the compiler listing and we believe this represents a defect in the C compiler.