STOW
[object-name
[library-id]]
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Related commands: SAVE |
CATALOG.
This command is used to compile and store a Natural programming object
(in both source and object form) in the Natural system file. You can regard
this command as a CATALOG followed by a
SAVE.
See also: .
Stowing
Objects in Using Natural
Studio
Object Naming
Conventions in Using Natural
Studio
| STOW | If you use the command without
object-name, the current source
object in the source work area and the generated code are stored in the library
under the name of the object last read into the source work area (for example,
with EDIT or
READ).
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| STOW object-name | Use this command syntax to store a new object (source and generated code) named object-name in the current library. If the object exists in either source or cataloged form, the command is rejected. |
| STOW object-name library-id | If both object-name and library-id are specified, a new object will be created and stored under that name in the specified library ID. If the object exists in either source or cataloged form, 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 STOW command is issued.
