HP System Dictionary/XL COBOL Definition Extractor (32257-90001)

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If you specify COMMON-STORE = OFF, then different records and forms occupy different
memory areas. For example, suppose again that you have a database DB that contains data
sets DS-1 and DS-2. If COMMON-STORE = OFF, the following COBOL source is generated:
01 DS-1-DATA.
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01 DS-2-DATA.
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The default is OFF.
secondary-rec-option Allows COBOL source generation for secondary records as well as primary records.
Entities like IMAGE-DATASET, FILE, and KSAMFILE can have more than one record
contained in them. Only one should be designated as the primary record, and the rest sec-
ondary. If you specify SECONDARY-REC = ON, SDCDE generates the primary record
first and then the secondary records are generated with the REDEFINES clause. If you
specify SECONDARY-REC = OFF, SDCDE generates only the primary record definition.
The default is OFF.
echo-option Allowssuppression of theechoing of thegenerated sourceinto $STDLIST. Youcan specify
ON or OFF. If you specify ECHO = ON, the generated source is echoed in $STDLIST. If
you specify ECHO = OFF, the generated source is not echoed. The default is ON.
comment- option Allowsthe COBOL source that is generated to be preceded by comments that describe the
entity. You can specify ON or OFF. If you specify COMMENT = ON, the generated CO-
BOL source is preceded by comments that describe the entity. If an element is generated,
only the original element is commented. If any entity other than elements are generated,
all entities contained in that entity are commented, except for elements. For example, if
an IMAGE-DATABASE entity is generated, the database, data sets, and records are all
commented, but not the elements. If you specify COMMENT = OFF, the generated CO-
BOL source is not preceded by comments. The default is OFF. See Chapter 5 for the list
of attributes that are included as comments for each entity type.
REDO Commands
The REDO command allows you to correct errors or to make changes to the last command you issued.
When you issue the REDO command, you enter an editing mode and the first line of the command is
displayed for modification.
Syntax
REDO [.]
Subcommands
To modify the command, position the cursor using the space bar, under the character to be modified and
enter one of the subcommands listed below.
SUBCOMMAND DESCRIPTION
A Appends one or more characters to the end of the current line, regardless of the position of
the command.