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Compiler-directive statements are any statements you issue to the schema or subschema compiler that do not produce schema or subschema definitions. The following table describes the compiler-directive statements presented in this chapter:

Purpose	Statement	Description
Signon	SIGNON	Identifies the user and the environment in which the compiler is to execute.
Signoff	SIGNOFF	Terminates the compiler.
Set compiler default values	SET OPTIONS	Establishes defaults for execution of the compiler.
Include module source	INCLUDE	Instructs the compiler to use as input the code found in a dictionary source module.
Display all entity occurrences	DISPLAY/PUNCH ALL	Displays or punches all occurrences of a schema or subschema entity.
Display IDD definitions	DISPLAY/PUNCH IDD	Displays or punches the definition of an entity occurrence.

The DBA can issue these statements, including SIGNON and SIGNOFF, either online or in batch mode. Compiler-directive statements are described in alphabetical order.