COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs (H06.08+, J06.03+)

NOSHOWCOPY
suppresses the display of COPY statements.
SHOWCOPYDefault:
AnywherePlacement:
Applies until its opposite overrides itScope:
SHOWCOPY works only if LIST is active and SUPPRESS is not.Dependencies:
References:
• LIST and NOLIST
• SUPPRESS and NOSUPPRESS
SHOWFILE and NOSHOWFILE
SHOWFILE
displays the identity of the file from which source text is being read under the control of the
SOURCE directive.
NOSHOWFILE
suppresses the display of the identity of the file from which source text is being read under the
control of the SOURCE directive.
NOSHOWFILEDefault:
AnywherePlacement:
Applies until its opposite overrides itScope:
NoneDependencies:
SHOWFILE applies only to source file transitions due to the effect of SOURCE directives. The
compiler does not generate lines to report transitions caused by COPY statements.
Whenever the compiler begins reading a different source file in response to a SOURCE directive
and whenever it resumes reading from the prior source file after a SOURCE directive’s effect
terminates, it inserts a line of this format into the listing:
Source file: [n] file-name yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
n
is the file ordinal assigned by the compiler to the source file. Every time the compiler encounters
a SOURCE directive, it increments the value of n by 1.
file-name
is the fully qualified source file name.
yyyy-mm-dd
is the date when the source file was last modified.
hh:mm:ss
is the time when the source file was last modified.
SOURCE
SOURCE causes the compiler to begin accepting source text from a different EDIT file. The compiler
can read either the entire file or one or more sections of the file (demarcated by SECTION directives).
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