Determines whether the system generation compiler accepts or rejects ADD statements that reference existing entity occurrences.
Directs the compiler to accept ADD statements that reference existing entity occurrences. The compiler interprets the statements as MODIFY statements and issues the message ADD CHANGED TO MODIFY.
Directs the compiler to reject ADD statements that reference existing entity occurrences. The compiler issues an error message and terminates processing of the statement.
Determines the format of and information included in displayed or punched entity definitions.
Directs the compiler to override all previously established display options and to include only the indicated information in displayed or punched definitions.
Directs the compiler to include the indicated information in displayed or punched definitions in addition to any information included because of previously established display options.
Directs the compiler to exclude the indicated information from information included in displayed or punched definitions because of previously established display options.
Includes or excludes the entity-specific characteristics that make up the entity definition.
Includes or excludes the dates when the entity definition was created and last updated and the identification of the users who created and last updated the definition (given by the PREPARED BY and REVISED BY parameters). History is maintained only for the following entity types: DEFAULT PROGRAM, DESTINATION, LINE, LOGICAL TERMINAL, PHYSICAL TERMINAL, PROGRAM, QUEUE, SYSTEM, TASK, and USER.
Includes or excludes both the entity history and the details of the entity definition.
Includes only the name and version number (if applicable) of the entity occurrence in the displayed or punched definition.
NONE is meaningful only with WITH.
Specifies whether displayed or punched definitions appear as comments or syntax.
Specifies that each line of the entity definition is displayed or punched as a comment. Comment lines generated by the compiler are indicated by an asterisk and a plus sign (*+) in the first two columns and are ignored when resubmitted to the compiler.
Specifies that the displayed or punched definition appears in syntax format. Definitions that are displayed (online only) or punched (online and batch) as syntax can be edited and resubmitted to the compiler as input.
Specifies that the system generation compiler is to redisplay each input line (online) or to print each input line in the CA IDMS/DC SYSGEN Compiler Activity List (in batch mode). Comment lines that begin with an asterisk and a space (* ) in positions 1 and 2 are echoed. Comment lines that begin with an asterisk and a plus sign (*+) or two dashes (--) in positions 1 and 2 of an input line are not echoed.
ECHO has the same effect as the LIST option. The ECHO option is ignored when the NO LIST option is in effect.
Directs the system generation compiler not to redisplay input lines, whether errors are present.
NO ECHO is useful when statements are submitted one line at a time (for example, from a hard-copy terminal or from a TSO or CMS terminal during a batch run of the compiler).
When NO ECHO is in effect, the LIST/NO LIST option is ignored.
Note: The NO ECHO option suppresses execution of the SKIP and EJECT carriage control statements. For more information about carriage control statements, see Carriage Control Statements.
Specifies the logical end-of-file indicator.
Specifies the logical end-of-file indicator as a two-character value enclosed in quotation marks. The installation default is /* for both online and batch processing.
When the end-of-file indicator is coded in the first two input columns of the input range, the compiler processes only the statements that precede the indicator. The compiler does not recognize statements that follow the end-of-file indicator.
Specifies that no end-of-file indicator is active.
For batch mode only, specifies that header lines that identify the system generation compiler are to be printed on each page of the CA IDMS/DC SYSGEN Compiler Activity List.
For sample pages of the CA IDMS/DC SYSGEN Compiler Activity List with header lines, see Batch System Generation.
For batch mode only, specifies that no header lines are to be printed on the pages of the CA IDMS/DC SYSGEN Compiler Activity List.
Specifies the column range for statements input to the system generation compiler:
Start-column-number and end-column-number must be at least 10 columns apart.
Specifies that the system generation compiler is to redisplay each input line (online) or to print each input line in the CA IDMS/DC SYSGEN Compiler Activity List (in batch mode). Comment lines that begin with an asterisk and a plus sign (*+) are not echoed.
LIST has the same effect as the ECHO option. The LIST option is ignored when the NO ECHO option is in effect.
Specifies that the system generation compiler is to redisplay only input lines that contain errors.
The NO LIST option is ignored when the NO ECHO option is in effect. When NO LIST is in effect, the ECHO option is ignored.
Note: The NO LIST option suppresses execution of the SKIP and EJECT carriage control statements. For more information about carriage control statements, see Carriage Control Statements.
Specifies the width of header and message lines in the terminal display or batch activity listing.
Header and message lines contain 80 characters.
When the output line size is 80, line numbers are not displayed.
Header and message lines contain 132 characters.
Directs the system generation compiler to issue the prompt ENTER when it is ready to accept input.
PROMPT is useful when statements are submitted from a dial-up device or from a TSO or CMS terminal during a batch run of the compiler.
Directs the system generation compiler not to issue prompts for input.
For PUNCH statements only, specifies the destination of the punched output.
Causes the compiler to write punched output to the specified module.
Expanded syntax for module-specification is presented as part of the DISPLAY and PUNCH syntax described in Displaying and Punching Entities.
Causes the compiler to write punched output to the SYSPCH file.
Specifies the quotation mark for the current compiler session.
The quotation mark is the single quotation mark (').
The quotation mark is the double quotation mark (").
Indicates whether the semicolon is to be recognized as an alternative end-of-statement character. If an option is not selected, the default is established by the IDD DDDL SEMICOLON ALTERNATE END OF SENTENCE IS statement.
Specifies that both semicolons and periods are to be recognized as end-of-statement characters.
Specifies that the semicolon is not recognized as an alternative end-of-statement character.
|
Copyright © 2014 CA.
All rights reserved.
|
|