Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands
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The PAGE command writes the next line of the compiler listing at the top of the next
page and (optionally) specifies a page title.
listing-title
is an ASCII character string of at most 132 characters.
The PAGE command can be placed anywhere in the DDL source listing.
When the DDL compiler encounters a PAGE command, it stops listing on the current
page, issues a page-ejection character to the listing destination, and resumes listing at
the top of the next page.
If a title is specified, the DDL compiler lists that title at the top of every subsequent
page until it encounters another PAGE command with a different listing title.
Each subsequent listing page has the title DEFINITIONS until the DDL compiler
encounters another PAGE command with a new title.
PASCAL (D-Series Systems Only)
The [NO]PASCAL command:
•
Opens [closes] a Pascal source code file
•
Starts [stops] writing translated DDL object definitions to the Pascal source code
file
Default: NOPASCAL
PASCAL
closes any open Pascal source code file, opens pascal-source-file,
translates subsequent DDL objects defined by statements or specified in OUTPUT
statements to Pascal source code statements, and writes the Pascal source code
statements to pascal-source-file.
PAGE [ "listing-title " ]
Example 9-42. PAGE Command
?PAGE "DEFINITIONS"
{ PASCAL [ pascal-source-file { ! ] ] }
{ NOPASCAL }