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Options

AVERAGE

produces a line of average values at each control break. The line of averages appears immediately after the usual line of group totals. Each value is the numeric total for the field in the group divided by the number of records in the group. The average can be suppressed for a given field by giving an (NA) suffix after its name in the LIST statement.

BETWEEN = n

overrides automatic field separation and places n spaces between each field in the report.

CURRENCY=x

specifies a character to be used instead of the normal currency symbol, the dollar sign character ($).

DESC

includes in the XREF listing a description of all glossary items and keywords referenced. This description is up to 40 characters in length, is taken from the glossary, and cannot be modified.This option is ignored for RANK reports during the second pass.

DIAG

prints diagnostic information after the report. This information includes the location of phases that are loaded into storage.

EDIT

indicates that the control statements should be processed for purposes of editing the syntax and program listing; that is, CA JARS Wizard compiles the program and produces the compilation listings and does not proceed to the program execution phase.

EUROPE

prints numeric fields in European notation. Groups of three digits are separated by periods. Decimal values are set off by commas. For example:

U.S. EUROPE

1,375.96 1.375,96

If nothing is specified, U.S. notation is followed.

HOLD/RELEASE

HOLD suppresses the printing of control statements in the listing for a run. You may want to use this feature when running an error free program on a regular basis. RELEASE terminates a HOLD parameter, so that the statements following it are listed. The set of control statements can include a mixture of PARAMETER HOLD and PARAMETER RELEASE statements. If RELEASE and HOLD are used in the same PARAMETER statement, HOLD overrides RELEASE.

LEFT/RIGHT

LEFT overrides automatic centering of reports, and creates the requested report left-justified on the page. RIGHT also overrides automatic centering of reports, and creates the requested report right-justified on the page. When LEFT and RIGHT are used in the same run, (not necessarily in the same PARAMETER statement), LEFT overrides RIGHT.

LINES=n

specifies a maximum number of print lines per page. If this option is omitted, the installation standard is followed.

MISSING

causes CA JARS Wizard to display all keys for which no match was found when secondary files are processed with the TABLE parameter.

NC

forces CA JARS Wizard to sort the complete input record, together with all extra preSORT work fields, rather than sort only those fields used in the program. No SORT compression is forced when the OUTPUT file is the same glossary type as the INPUT.

NG

suppresses automatic grand total processing.

NOPC

suppresses the error handling routine.

NOUNDER

suppresses automatic underlining of field totals.

SB

suppresses the printing of control break totals for all break levels if there is only 1 break at the immediate lower level, or in the case of the lowest level break, only 1 record. For LIST(SUM), SB on the lowest level break is ignored. This parameter must be specified before any BREAK statement.

SPACE=n

Enter a number from 1 through 9 to indicate the number of lines to space after printing each detail record line. For example, enter SPACE=2 to double-space the report, 3 for triple-spacing, etc.If this option is omitted, CA JARS Wizard assumes single-spacing except after break group total lines.

VZ

prints vertical totals containing zero values.

WIDTH=n

Enter the maximum number of print positions per report line. The maximum is 132, the minimum is 72. If this option is omitted, CA JARS Wizard assumes 132.

XREF

causes CA JARS Wizard to list all data field names that are referenced, and to identify each statement that uses them. Without this option, only a listing of input statements is supplied.

ZERO

suppresses the printing of zero values. Without it, at least one zero is printed when the data value is zero.

ZT

forces the printing of time fields having a value of zero.