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

For embedded SQL/MX statements, you always use the preprocessor to produce the object file

(see the SQL/MX Programming Manual for C and COBOL).

If you used the preprocessor, the SQL/MP or SQL/MX commands in your HP COBOL source

program appear in the compiler listing in their processed form (that is, as SQL/MP or SQL/MX

data structures, PERFORM statements, and calls to TAL routines). If the compiler detects an error

in a processed SQL/MP or SQL/MX statement, it prints the error message after the offending

SQL/MP or SQL/MX data structure, PERFORM statement, or TAL routine call.

If you do not use the preprocessor, the SQL/MP or SQL/MX commands in your HP COBOL source

program appear in the compiler listing exactly as they appear in the source program. SQL/MP

or SQL/MX data structures, PERFORM statements, or calls to TAL routines that the compiler generated

do not appear in the compiler listing (except called or included data structures). If the compiler

detects an error in an embedded SQL/MP or SQL/MX statement, it prints the error message after

the offending SQL/MP or SQL/MX statement itself.

Diagnostic Messages

Table 108 Compiler Diagnostic Messages in the Compiler Listing

Can Be

Documented in

Error FileWhen PrintedSuppressableNumberedSubcategory

Diagnostic

Message