CATALOG
[object-name
[library-id]]
|
Related commands: SAVE |
STOW |
UNCATALOG.
This command is used to compile the Natural programming object currently in the source work area of an editor and (if the syntax has been found to be correct) store the resulting object module in the Natural system file.
See also:
Cataloging
Objects in Using Natural
Studio
Object Naming
Conventions in Using Natural
Studio
Important:
The CATALOG command cannot be used if
the profile parameter RECAT has been set
to ON; in this case, use the STOW command to compile
and store the object.
CATALOG |
If you do not specify an object-name, the
object is cataloged in the library under
the name of the object last read into the source work area (for example, with
|
CATALOG
object-name
|
A new object is created. As object-name, you specify the name under which the new object is to be cataloged. It is stored in the current library. If the object exists, the command is rejected. |
CATALOG
object-name
library-id |
If you want the new object to be cataloged into another library, you must specify the library-id of that library. If the object exists, the command is rejected. |
Note:
If an FDIC system file is specified in the
parameter file which is not valid, Natural will display an appropriate error
message when the CATALOG command is issued.
