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Overview of functions

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SDF standard statements

A detailed description of the SDF standard statements can be found in the section “Standard statements”.

END                                                  Terminate the SDF-U session
EXECUTE-SYSTEM-CMDExecute a system command during the SDF-U session
HELP-MSG-INFORMATIONOutput system message text to SYSOUT
HOLD-PROGRAMHold the SDF-U run

MODIFY-SDF-OPTIONS

Activate or deactivate a user syntax file and change the SDF settings

REMARK

Write comments into the statement string and document execution of a program

RESET-INPUT-DEFAULTSReset task-specific default values

RESTORE-SDF-INPUT

Redisplay previously entered statements or commands on the screen

SHOW-INPUT-DEFAULTSDisplay task-specific default values
SHOW-INPUT-HISTORYDisplay the contents of the input buffer

SHOW-SDF-OPTIONS

Display task-specific information on the active syntax files and the specifications for statement input and statement processing

SHOW-STMTDisplay the syntax of a statement

STEP

Define a checkpoint in a sequence of SDF-U statements

WRITE-TEXT

Output a specific text to SYSOUT or SYSLST

Process and create syntax files

COPY                                              

Copy the contents of a syntax file to the syntax file which has been opened

EDIT

Position to a command of the syntax file which has been opened

MODIFY-CMD

Modify the definition of a command in the syntax file which has been opened

MODIFY-VALUE

Modify an operand value definition in the open syntax file

OPEN-SYNTAX-FILE

Open a syntax file for processing with SDF-U (first statement after calling SDF-U)

REMOVE

Delete objects from the syntax file which has been opened

SET-GLOBALS

Modify general specifications pertaining to command input and processing

Display functions

SHOW                                      

Output the contents of an open syntax file to SYSOUT or SYSLST

SHOW-CORRECTION
        INFORMATION

Output correction information from the opened syntax file (for diagnostic purposes only)

SHOW-STATUSOutput the name of the opened syntax file