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Non-SQL Precompiler Directives
The CA IDMS precompiler accepts several directives that are not associated with SQL statements and host variable declarations. These include:
- RETRIEVAL—Specifies that the precompiler should ready the area of the dictionary containing data definitions in retrieval mode, allowing concurrent update of the area by other transactions
- PROTECTED—Specifies that the precompiler should ready the area of the dictionary containing data definitions in update mode, preventing concurrent update of the area by other transactions
- NO-ACTIVITY-LOG—Suppresses the logging of program activity statistics
- DMLIST/NODMLIST—Specifies generation or no generation of a source listing for the statements that follow
Note: For more information about non-SQL precompiler directives, see Precompiler Directives.
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