Out Command - HP DDL D40 Reference Manual

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DDL Compiler Commands
CREATE EMPLOYEE
RESET
SET FORMAT 1
SET TYPE K
SET KEYLEN 16
SET REC 16
SET BLOCK 4096
SET IBLOCK 4096
SET EXT( 4, 32 )
SET MAXEXTENTS 100
CREATE EMPLOYE0

OUT Command

The OUT command instructs the DDL compiler to list source lines on a listing
destination different from the one specified in the DDL run command.
OUT [ listing-destination ]
listing-destination
specifies where listing is sent, either as a file name or the name of an output
device. If listing-destination is omitted, DDL lists the source lines at the
destination specified in the DDL run command.
OUT Command Guidelines
The following points are guidelines for using the OUT command:
When you use the OUT command, DDL lists the entire compiler output (source
lines and error messages) on the listing destination you specify in that command.
DDL also lists error messages on the listing destination specified in the DDL run
command.
The OUT command can be used anywhere within a DDL source file. Different
portions of the listing can be written to different destinations.
If you use the OUT command in an interactive session to change the output device
to a device other than your terminal, the session ceases to be interactive. As a
result, you cannot use the EDIT command until a subsequent OUT command
changes the output device back to your terminal.
If the listing destination you specify is an existing file, DDL appends the listing to
the end of the existing file.
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OUT Command

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