SQL/MX Programming Manual for C and COBOL (G06.24+, H06.03+)

C/C++ Program Compilation
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c89 Utility: Using One Command for All Compilation
Steps
-Wmxcmp_querydefault=
compiler_attribute_name=
compiler_attribute_value
[,compiler-attribute-
value...]
Directs the SQL/MX compiler to issue the
control query default setting at the command
line. The command-line attribute settings
override corresponding entries in the
SYSTEM_DEFAULTS table. You can specify
multiple attribute name and value pairs,
separated by commas without spaces.
-Wmxcmp_add=["args" | arg] Passes any valid set of mxcmp or
mxCompileUserModule options (args) to
the SQL/MX compiler (mxcmp or
mxCompileUserModule) without change or
validation. The SQL/MX compiler validates the
syntax. You can specify multiple options and
value pairs, separated by spaces.
-Wmxcmp_files=args Passes the .m files specified here to mxcmp for
module compilation (with module definition
files). Passes all files without the .m file
extension to mxCompileUserModule for
module compilation (with embedded module
definitions in the annotated source file).
-WmoduleCatalog=arg Directs the SQL/MX preprocessor to use the
catalog name if the input sql-file does not
have a MODULE directive or its MODULE
directive does not specify a catalog name.
-WmoduleSchema=arg Directs the SQL/MX preprocessor to use the
schema name if the input sql-file does not
have a MODULE directive or its MODULE
directive does not specify a schema name.
-WmoduleGroup[=[string]] Directs the SQL/MX preprocessor to group all
an application’s module files. The
moduleGroup is embedded in the module
files’ names and enables the use of OSS wild-
card file specification patterns to manage the
files. For more information, see Grouping on
page 17-21.
-WmoduleTableSet[=[string]] Directs the SQL/MX preprocessor to use the
module management targeting feature. Create
different sets of module files that can be used
against different sets of tables. For more
information, see Targeting on page 17-12.