Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

Running the DDL Compiler
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RUN DDL Command
OUT [ listing-destination ]
determines whether the DDL compiler produces a listing, and if so, where.
If you omit this option, the DDL compiler sends the listing to its home terminal.
If you specify OUT but omit listing-destination, the DDL compiler does
not produce a listing.
listing-destination
specifies the output device or disk file to which the DDL compiler writes its
listing.
If listing-destination is a disk file name, but no disk file with that
name exists, the DDL compiler creates a disk file with that name.
If listing-destination is the name of an existing file, the DDL
compiler stops abnormally with a “file create” error.
NOWAIT
returns control immediately to the command interpreter. Without NOWAIT, the
command interpreter suspends while the DDL compiler runs.
HIGHPIN { ON | OFF }
specifies the desired process identification number (PIN) range for the DDL
compilation process.
ON
runs the DDL compiler at a high PIN if the HIGHPIN bit is on in the DDL
object file and if the other conditions for running the new process at a high
PIN are met.
OFF
runs the DDL compiler at a low PIN regardless of other considerations.
Without HIGHPIN, the PIN of the DDL compilation process depends on the
HIGHPIN setting of the associated TACL process. If you access a D-series or
G-series DDL compilation process from a terminal on a system running
C-series software, the DDL compiler runs at a low PIN.
compiler-command
is any command described in Section 9, DDL Compiler Commands.