HP DDL D40 Reference Manual page 276

DDL Compiler Commands
The command DEFLIST causes DDL to show the offsets of each item in VARIABLE-
TABLE:
DEFLIST OUTPUT
DEF variable-table
Loading Definition VARIABLE-TABLE
Including 01 VARIABLE-TABLE (0:402)
Including 02 TABLE-SIZE (0:2)
Including 02 DATA-TABLE (2:4) [1:100]
The record CUSTOMER indirectly refers to three definitions CUSTNUM, NAME, and
ADDR through the definition CUSTINFO. (These definitions are in the sample
database schema in
included if you use DEFLIST to show the CUSTOMER record offsets:
!?DEFLIST
!OUTPUT RECORD customer.
DEFLIST produces the following listing for the record CUSTOMER:
Loading Record CUSTOMER
Including: 01 CUSTINFO (0:69)
Including: 02 CUSTNUM (0:4)
Including: 03 LAST-NAME (4:12)
Including: 03 FIRST-NAME (16:8)
Including: 03 MIDINIT (24:2)
Including: 02 ADDR (26:43)
Including: 03 ADDRESS (26:22)
Including: 03 CITY (48:14)
Including: 03 STATE (62:2)
Including: 03 ZIP-CODE (64:5)
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual—426798-002
Element starts at byte 0 and has a
length of 2 bytes
Element starts at byte 2, has a length of 4
bytes, and occurs 1 to 100 times
Appendix B, Sample
Include descriptions of
referenced definitions in
the listing
69 bytes starting at byte 0
4 bytes starting at byte 0
12 bytes starting at byte 4
8 bytes starting at byte 16
2 bytes starting at byte 24
43 bytes starting at byte 26
22 bytes starting at byte 26
14 bytes starting at byte 48
2 bytes starting at byte 62
5 bytes starting at byte 64
9- 46
Table starts at byte 0 with a maximum
length of 402 bytes
Schemas.) The referenced definitions are
VST910.vsd
VST911.vsd
DEFLIST Command
VST909.vsd