DISPLAY and PUNCH Syntax › DISPLAY/PUNCH TABLE PROCEDURE

DISPLAY/PUNCH TABLE PROCEDURE

The DISPLAY/PUNCH TABLE PROCEDURE statement displays or punches a table procedure.

Authorization

To issue a DISPLAY TABLE PROCEDURE statement, you must have the DISPLAY privilege for the named table procedure.

Syntax

►►─┬ DISplay ┬TABle PROcedure┬─────────────┬table-proc-name┬──────────────┬───►
   └ PUNch ──┘               └ schema-name ┘               └FULl┬────────┬┘
                                                                └PHYsical┘

 ►─┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬──────────►
   └──┬─ WITh ─────────┬──┬─ ALL ──────────┬───┬─ AS COMments ◄──┬─┘
      ├─ ALSo WITh ────┤  ├─ NONe ─────────┤   └─ SYNtax ────────┘
      ├─ WITHOut ──────┤  ├─ DETails ──────┤
      └─ ALSo WITHOut ─┘  ├─ HIStory ──────┤
                          ├─ TIMestamp ────┤
                          └─ KEYs ─────────┘

 ►─┬────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────────────────►◄
   └─ VERb ─┬─ CREATE ◄───┬─┘
            ├─ DISplay ───┤
            ├─ DROp ──────┤
            └─ PUNch ─────┘

Parameters

schema-name.

Identifies the SQL schema associated with the named table procedure.

If you do not specify schema-name, it defaults to the current schema associated with your SQL session, if the statement is entered through the command facility or executed dynamically.

table-procedure-name

Specifies the name of the table procedure to display or punch. Table-procedure-name must be the name of a table procedure defined in the dictionary.

FULl

Directs CA IDMS to display all attributes of the procedure except physical attributes.

PHYsical

Directs CA IDMS to display all attributes of the procedure including its physical attributes. This includes the procedure's synchronization timestamp.

WITh

Lists the requested information, in addition to the information that is always included, such as the entity occurrence name.

WITHOut

Does not list the specified options. Other options in effect through the WITH or ALSO WITH clauses in the current DISPLAY statement are displayed.

ALSo WITh

Lists the requested information, in addition to the information requested in previously issued DISPLAY WITH and DISPLAY ALSO WITH statements for the named entity.

ALSo WITHOut

Does not list the specified options.

ALL

Specifies the display of all the information associated with the requested entity occurrence.

NONe

Specifies the display of the name of the requested entity occurrence. NONE is meaningful only when the WITH clause is specified.

DETails

Specifies the display of entity-specific descriptions; for example, the length of a table.

HIStory

Specifies the display of the chronological account of an entity's existence, including PREPARED/REVISED BY specifications, date created, and date last updated.

TIMestamp

Specifies the display of the synchronization timestamp for the table procedure.

KEYs

Specifies the display of all keys associated with the requested table procedure.

AS COMments

Outputs table procedure syntax as comments with the characters *+ preceding the text of the statement. AS COMMENTS is the default.

AS SYNtax

Outputs table procedure syntax which can be edited and resubmitted to the command facility.

VERB CREate/DISplay/DROp/PUNch

Specifies the verb with which the entity statement is to be displayed or punched. For example, if VERB CREATE is specified, the output of the DISPLAY/PUNCH statement is a CREATE statement; if VERB ALTER is specified, the output is an ALTER statement; and so on. The default is VERB CREATE.