Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands
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FUP
FUP
The [NO]FUP command:
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Opens [closes] a FUP source code file
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Starts [stops] writing translated DDL object definitions to the FUP source code file
Default: NOFUP
FUP
closes any open FUP source code file, opens fup-source-file, translates
subsequent DDL objects defined by statements or specified in OUTPUT
statements to FUP source code statements, and writes the FUP source code
statements to fup-source-file.
fup-source-file
is the name of the FUP source code file to be created, if necessary, and opened.
The file must be one of:
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EDIT file
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Unstructured file
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Sequential device (such as a terminal, spooler, or process)
If the file exists but is not one of these types, the DDL compiler issues an error
message and does not open the file.
Default: home terminal
!
purges the contents of fup-source-file before opening it, if it exists. If
fup-source-file does not exist, the exclamation point has no effect.
Without the exclamation point, the DDL compiler appends the new FUP source
code statements to the end of fup-source-file.
NOFUP
closes any open FUP source code file and stops translating DDL object definitions
to FUP source code statements.
The specified FUP source code file must be an EDIT file, an unstructured file, or a
sequential device such as a terminal, a spooler, or a process. If the file exists but is not
one of these types, the DDL compiler issues an error message and does not open the
file.
{ FUP [ fup-source-file [ ! ] }
{ NOFUP }