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	== DICTIONARY ==		== DICTIONARY ==

-	'''Syntax:''' DICTIONARY directory-name <br>	+	'''Syntax:''' <br> DICTIONARY directory-name <br>
-	'''Placement:''' Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command. <br>	+	'''Placement:''' <br> Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command. <br>
-	'''Discussion:''' The DICTIONARY command gives the three-character directory name where the data dictionary (#CFILES) is located. <br>	+	'''Discussion:''' <br> The DICTIONARY command gives the three-character directory name where the data dictionary (#CFILES) is located. <br>
	This command is optional. <br>If you do not use this command, The Reporter will search through the currently accessed directories (in their accessed order) looking for the first occurence of #CFILES.		This command is optional. <br>If you do not use this command, The Reporter will search through the currently accessed directories (in their accessed order) looking for the first occurence of #CFILES.

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	== DICTIONARY ==		== DICTIONARY ==

-	'''Syntax:''' DICTIONARY directory-name	+	'''Syntax:''' DICTIONARY directory-name <br>
-	'''Placement:''' Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command.	+	'''Placement:''' Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command. <br>
-	'''Discussion:''' The DICTIONARY command gives the three-character directory name where the data dictionary (#CFILES) is located.	+	'''Discussion:''' The DICTIONARY command gives the three-character directory name where the data dictionary (#CFILES) is located. <br>
-	This command is optional. If you do not use this command, The Reporter will search through the currently accessed directories (in their accessed order) looking for the first occurence of #CFILES.	+	This command is optional. <br>If you do not use this command, The Reporter will search through the currently accessed directories (in their accessed order) looking for the first occurence of #CFILES.

	If you work with more than one data dictionary, include the DICTIONARY command in your report to specify which dictionary should be used.		If you work with more than one data dictionary, include the DICTIONARY command in your report to specify which dictionary should be used.
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-	In this report, the data dictionary (#CFILES) stored on directory DS2 will be used for this report.	+	In this report, the data dictionary (#CFILES) stored on directory DS2 will be used for this report. <br>
	Prior to UTL version 7.04 the dictionary was represented in a file called #FILES.		Prior to UTL version 7.04 the dictionary was represented in a file called #FILES.

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New page: == DICTIONARY == '''Syntax:''' DICTIONARY directory-name '''Placement:''' Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command. '''Discussion:''' T...

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== DICTIONARY ==

'''Syntax:''' DICTIONARY directory-name
'''Placement:''' Place the DICTIONARY command before the REPORT command and before the INPUT command.
'''Discussion:''' The DICTIONARY command gives the three-character directory name where the data dictionary (#CFILES) is located.
This command is optional. If you do not use this command, The Reporter will search through the currently accessed directories (in their accessed order) looking for the first occurence of #CFILES.

If you work with more than one data dictionary, include the DICTIONARY command in your report to specify which dictionary should be used.

'''Example:'''
100 DICTIONARY DS2
200 INPUT CUSTOMER
300 REPORT
400 ...

In this report, the data dictionary (#CFILES) stored on directory DS2 will be used for this report.
Prior to UTL version 7.04 the dictionary was represented in a file called #FILES.