ALLCOMPILE
The ALLCOMPILE program compiles every compilable object in your current analytic workspace, one at a time. As it works, ALLCOMPILE sends to the current outfile messages that show the name of the object being compiled.
ALLCOMPILE uses the COMPILE command. Consequently, it checks for syntax errors as it compiles an object, and it records error messages in the current outfile as appropriate.
Syntax
ALLCOMPILE [n]
Parameters
- n
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An INTEGER expression with a value of zero or higher. The expression specifies the number of objects to be compiled before an UPDATE statement is executed. For example, when you specify 1, an UPDATE statement is executed after each object is compiled. When you specify 0 (zero), all the objects are compiled and an UPDATE statement is executed only at the end. When you omit the argument, no UPDATE statement is executed by ALLCOMPILE. Frequent updates during an ALLCOMPILE help ensure the most efficient use of space in the analytic workspace.
Examples
Example 9-33 ALLCOMPILE Output
The following example shows the output of ALLCOMPILE when it is run on an analytic workspace that contains four programs.
Compiling AUTOGO
Compiling READIT
Compiling REGION.REPORT
Compiling SALES.REPORT
