Spacing Command - HP DDL D40 Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands
SOURCE Command Example
In the following example, DDL opens a new DDL source file called NEWSRC. DDL first
compiles all of FILE1 and writes it to NEWSRC; then compiles SECT-1 and SECT-3 of
FILE2 and appends them to the contents of NEWSRC; and lastly, compiles SECT-1
and SECT-5 of FILE3 and appends them to the end of NEWSRC.
45> DDL
!?DICT
!?DDL newsrc
!?SOURCE file1
!?SOURCE file2 (sect-1, sect-3)
!?SOURCE file3 (sect-1,!?
!EXIT

SPACING Command

The SPACING command specifies the number of blank lines to be inserted between
lines of a printed DDL report.
SPACING number-of-lines
number-of-lines
is 0, 1, or 2. The default is 0.
SPACING Command Guidelines
The following points are guidelines for using the SPACING command:
The SPACING command controls spacing only on a printed report; it does not
affect spacing in a report file or on a terminal display.
You can use the SPACING command as often as you want to within a DDL source
schema or in a DDL session.
SPACING Command Example
In this example, the SPACING command double spaces between lines of a DDL
schema report printed on a line printer:
46> DDL DICT
!?REPORT $S.#printer
!?SPACING 1
!OUTPUT DEF name.
!EXIT
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual—426798-002
Continuation line
sect-5)
Select a printer for the report
Specify double spacing
Select a definition to print
VST926.vsd
VST927.vsd
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SPACING Command