ENABLE Reference Manual

ENABLE COMMANDS
GENERATE Command
GENERATE Command
The GENERATE command causes ENABLE to generate one or more
applications. The syntax of the GENERATE command is:
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| GENERATE [ APPL ] [ <application> ] |
| [ * ] |
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| [ , <attribute> <value> ] ... |
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| APPL |
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| is a keyword that identifies application as the type of |
| object being generated. If APPL is the default object |
| type, you can omit this keyword when you generate an |
| application. |
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| <application> |
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| is the name of the application to be generated. |
| Application names must conform to the following naming |
| conventions: |
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| 1. The name can have from 1 to 30 letters, digits, and |
| hyphen characters. It must begin with a letter and |
| must not end with a hyphen. |
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| 2. The name must not be an ENABLE, SCREEN COBOL, or |
| PATHWAY reserved word (listed in Appendix C) and must |
| not be a PATHCOM reserved word when truncated to 15 |
| characters. |
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| 3. The name must not begin with the 6-character ENABLE |
| prefix "T9155-." |
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| 4. The name must be a unique entry to the object table. |
| Duplicate object names are not allowed. |
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| * |
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| indicates that all named applications (those that |
| currently exist in the object table) are to be generated. |
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