Specifies whether the system generation compiler is to display the processing options for the current session or for the dictionary.
Directs the compiler to list the processing options in effect for the current session.
SESSION is the default when you omit the FOR parameter from the DISPLAY/PUNCH OPTIONS statement.
Directs the compiler to list the processing options established for the data dictionary. The date the dictionary was created and the date of the most recent update to the dictionary are included in the listing.
Directs the compiler to display all processing options.
Directs the compiler to display all processing options.
You must specify either WITH DETAILS or ALSO WITH DETAILS to display the processing options if the current display option for the session does not include DETAILS.
Directs the compiler to display only the keywords SET OPTIONS FOR SESSION or SET OPTIONS FOR DICTIONARY.
Specifies whether the processing options are displayed or punched as comments or syntax.
Specifies that each line of the processing options 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 processing options appear in syntax format. Statements that are displayed (online only) or punched (online and batch) as syntax can be edited and resubmitted to the compiler as 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.
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