DECLARE-ELEMENT Declare structure element

Structure elements can be simple or complex variables (arrays, structures, lists).
Variable attributes which cannot be defined in the DECLARE-ELEMENT command are taken from the superordinate structure (e.g. the SCOPE attribute of BEGIN-STRUCTURE or DECLARE-VARIABLE).

If the structure element is a complex variable, its elements must be initialized individually. Complex variables cannot be initialized in their entirety. This command can also be used to declare elements of dynamic structures.

DECLARE-ELEMENT

NAME = list-poss(2000): <composed-name 1..255>(...)
	<composed-name 1..255>(...)
			INITIAL-VALUE = *NONE / <text 0..1800 with-low expr>
			,TYPE = *ANY / *STRING / *INTEGER / *BOOLEAN / *STRUCTURE(...)
				*STRUCTURE(...)
						DEFINITION = *DYNAMIC / *BY-SYSCMD / <structured-name 1..20>
,MULTIPLE-ELEMENTS = *NO / *ARRAY(...) / *LIST(...)
	*ARRAY(...)
			LOWER-BOUND = 0 / *NONE / <integer -2147483648..2147483647>
			,UPPER-BOUND = *NONE / <integer -2147483648..2147483647>
	*LIST(...)
			LIMIT = *NONE / <integer 1..2147483647>

Return codes

(SC2)	SC1	Maincode	Meaning/Guaranteed messages
	0	CMD0001	No error
1	0	CMD0001	Warning; element already declared
2	0	CMD0001	Warning; INITIAL-VALUE operand was ignored
	1	CMD0202	Syntax error
	1	SDP0118	Command in false context
	3	CMD2203	Incorrect syntax file
	32	CMD0221	System error (internal error)
	64	CMD0216	Do not have required privilege
	64	SDP0091	Semantic error Guaranteed messages: SDP1018
	130	SDP0099	No further address space available