Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

Contents
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual—529431-004
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Glossary
Glossary
Index
Examples
Example 2-1. DDL Names 2-2
Example 2-2. DDL Strings 2-5
Example 2-3. dictionary Comment 2-12
Example 2-4. DDL Compiler Listing Comments 2-13
Example 2-5. User-Defined Dictionary Comments 2-13
Example 2-6. User-Defined Dictionary Comments 2-14
Example 2-7. User-Defined Compiler Listing Comment on Line by Itself 2-15
Example 2-8. User-Defined Compiler Listing Comments Between Clauses 2-15
Example 3-1. Running the DDL Compiler Noninteractively 3-3
Example 3-2. Interactive DDL Session: Adding Structures to Existing
Dictionary 3-4
Example 3-3. Interactive DDL Session: Adding Structures to New Dictionary 3-4
Example 3-4. Interactive DDL Session: Writing From a Dictionary to a File 3-5
Example 4-1. CONSTANT Statements 4-8
Example 4-2. Numeric Constant Defined by Existing Constant—Same Type 4-9
Example 4-3. Numeric Constant Defined by Existing Constant—New Type 4-9
Example 4-4. Numeric Constants With Compatible Types 4-9
Example 4-5. Numeric Constants With Incompatible Types 4-9
Example 5-1. Field Definitions 5-5
Example 5-2. Group Definitions 5-6
Example 5-3.
Reference Definitions 5-7
Example 5-4. Definitions Referenced in RECORD Statements 5-19
Example 5-5.
Record Defined by Existing Definition 5-19
Example 5-6. Record With Unique Alternate Key 5-19
Example 5-7.
Qualifying Alternate Key Fields Whose Names Are the Same 5-20
Example 5-8. Creating an Alternate Key File 5-20
Example 6-1.
AS Clause 6-3
Example 6-2.
Constant Names That Specify DISPLAY Formats 6-4
Example 6-3. EDIT-PIC Clause 6-6
Example 6-4.
FILLER Clause 6-7
Example 6-5.
FILLER Clauses Translated to C and Pascal Source Code 6-8
Example 6-6.
Multiline Heading in Enform Plus 6-9
Example 6-7.
Multiline Heading That Uses a Named Constant 6-9
Example 6-8. HELP Clause 6-11