Compiler-Directive Statements

Using DDL compiler-directive statements, you can sign on to and sign off the compiler and set and view compiler defaults.

SIGNON identifies the environment in which the compiler is to execute
SIGNOFF terminates the compiler
SET OPTIONS establishes defaults for execution of the compiler
DISPLAY/PUNCH OPTIONS informs you of the defaults currently in effect
INCLUDE instructs the compiler to use as input the code found in a dictionary source module

You can issue these statements, including SIGNON and SIGNOFF, either online or in batch mode.

Note: For more information about and syntax for compiler directives, see Chapter 11, “Compiler-Directive Statements".