ACCEPTREFRESH
Specifies whether the data areas associated with Screen Section data are updated from their corresponding Working-Storage Section items before an ACCEPT statement.
ASSIGN-PRINTER
Specifies how to assign the output from an ASSIGN TO PRINTER clause when the clause does not specify a filename.
ASSIGN
Specifies how to assign a filename when neither EXTERNAL nor DYNAMIC appear in the SELECT statement.
BWZSTAR
Determines whether the BLANK WHEN ZERO clause is allowed in the Data Division for those fields defined with the "*" PICTURE symbol.
CHARSET
Defines the character set of the environment.
CHECKDIV
Controls the behavior of your program if it tries to divide by zero in a statement that has no ON SIZE ERROR phrase.
CHECKNUM
Checks whether numeric fields contain valid data before performing operations on them.
COBFSTATCONV
Causes the Callable File Handler to use the user-supplied module specified in the COBFSTATCONV environment variable to convert the file status codes if an I/O error is encountered on a file.
COMMAND-LINE-LINKAGE
Enables you to call a program and pass the command line to the main program as a parameter to be accessed via the Linkage Section.
CONVERTRET (deprecated)
Causes COMP and COMP-X items specified in CALL ... RETURNING and EXIT PROGRAM ... RETURNING phrases to be converted to COMP-5.
CURRENCY-SIGN
Specifies the currency sign to be recognized in the PICTURE clause.
CURRENT-DATE
Specifies the format of the date stored in the CURRENT-DATE special register.
DATA
Enables AMODE"24" programs to access pointers to Data Division items passed to them by AMODE"31" programs.
DEFAULTBYTE
Initializes each otherwise undefined byte of the Working-Storage Section to the character given.
DEFAULTCALLS
Specifies the default calling convention.
DETECT-LOCK
Makes READ statements detect when a record is locked by another program.
DISPLAY
Defines the default behavior of standard DISPLAY statements.
EBC-COL-SEQ
Determines the EBCDIC collating sequence activated by the NATIVE"EBCDIC" option.
EXITPROGRAM
Determines how the EXIT PROGRAM statement is executed.
FOLD-CALL-NAME
Folds the identifier/literal associated with CALL, CANCEL, ENTRY, and CHAIN statements and the program-name in the PROGRAM-ID paragraph to upper or lower case.
FOLD-COPY-NAME
Determines whether copybook names should be converted to upper case or lower case.
HOSTARITHMETIC
Controls whether or not decimal truncation of arithmetic results occurs following a size error condition.
INDD
Causes ACCEPT statements to be read from a specified file.
INIT-BY-TYPE
Initializes Working-Storage data items to a default value, according to their type.
INITCALL
Specifies modules to be called immediately before the first statement of the program is executed.
INITPTR
Enables the INITIALIZE statement to initialize DATA-POINTER, OBJECT-REFERENCE, and PROGRAM-POINTER data types.
INTDATE
Selects the starting date for integer format dates used with date intrinsic functions.
IXNLSKEY
Specifies that the File Handler should sort index file keys according to the local collating sequence rather than the ASCII collating sequence.
IXNUMKEY
Enables true numeric sorting on index keys.
NLS CURRENCY LENGTH
Specifies the number of bytes to allocate for the currency symbol in a PIC field.
OUTDD
Causes DISPLAY and EXHIBIT statements to be written to a specified output file.
PRINT-EXT
Specifies the extension to be added to the filename associated with the ASSIGN TO PRINTER clause.
PROTECT-LINKAGE
Extends the standard COBOL semantics so that the lengths of parameters can differ between the calling and the called program.
SHARE-OUTDD
When set, multiple threads can write to the same SYSOUT or OUTDD file. When not set, a file locking error occurs in this situation.
STICKY-LINKAGE
Makes parameters to the program remain linked during subsequent calls of the program.
TERMPAGE
Determines whether the last page of a report file is to be padded with blank lines until it is a full page in length.
ZEROLENGTHFALSE
Changes the way that class tests involving zero-length items are carried out.
ZWB
This Compiler directive is not intended for your use, and its setting should not be changed. It is included here for completeness, because it might appear in the list of settings.
