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	== NOHEADINGS ==		== NOHEADINGS ==

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	The NOHEADINGS command may be used globally or locally, as follows:		The NOHEADINGS command may be used globally or locally, as follows:

-	'''Globally'''	+	'''Globally''' <br>
	If you use the NOHEADINGS command before the REPORT command, all of the print lines will appear without headings.		If you use the NOHEADINGS command before the REPORT command, all of the print lines will appear without headings.

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-	'''Locally'''	+	'''Locally''' <br>
	If you use the NOHEADINGS command after the REPORT command, the indentation applies only to the next secondary print line.		If you use the NOHEADINGS command after the REPORT command, the indentation applies only to the next secondary print line.

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-	Syntax: NOHEADINGS	+	== NOHEADINGS ==
-	Placement: See discussion.	+
-	Disucssion: NOHEADINGS suppresses column titles for a particular print line. It does not suppress overall format command such as date, primary file name, overall report title, and page number.	+	'''Syntax:'''<br> NOHEADINGS <br>
		+	'''Placement:''' <br> See discussion. <br>
		+	'''Disucssion:''' <br> NOHEADINGS suppresses column titles for a particular print line. <br> It does not suppress overall format command such as date, primary file name, overall report title, and page number. <br>
	Each print line in a multiple-line report must contain its own NOHEADINGS command to suppress column titles.		Each print line in a multiple-line report must contain its own NOHEADINGS command to suppress column titles.

	The NOHEADINGS command may be used globally or locally, as follows:		The NOHEADINGS command may be used globally or locally, as follows:

-		+	'''Globally'''
-	Globally	+
	If you use the NOHEADINGS command before the REPORT command, all of the print lines will appear without headings.		If you use the NOHEADINGS command before the REPORT command, all of the print lines will appear without headings.

-	For example:	+	'''For example:'''

	NOHEADINGS ! NOHEADINGS command in global section		NOHEADINGS ! NOHEADINGS command in global section
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-	Locally	+	'''Locally'''
	If you use the NOHEADINGS command after the REPORT command, the indentation applies only to the next secondary print line.		If you use the NOHEADINGS command after the REPORT command, the indentation applies only to the next secondary print line.

-	For example:	+	'''For example:'''

	REPORT		REPORT

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NOHEADINGS
Syntax: NOHEADINGS
Placement: See discussion.
Disucssion: NOHEADINGS suppresses column titles for a particular print line. It does not suppress overall format command such as date, primary file name, overall report title, and page number.
Each print line in a multiple-line report must contain its own NOHEADINGS command to suppress column titles.

The NOHEADINGS command may be used globally or locally, as follows:

Globally
If you use the NOHEADINGS command before the REPORT command, all of the print lines will appear without headings.

For example:

NOHEADINGS ! NOHEADINGS command in global section
REPORT
.
PRINT ... ! print line with no headings
USING ...
PRINT ... ! print line with no headings
USING ...
PRINT ... ! print line with no headings

Locally
If you use the NOHEADINGS command after the REPORT command, the indentation applies only to the next secondary print line.

For example:

REPORT
.
PRINT ...
USING ...
PRINT ...
NOHEADINGS ! NOHEADINGS command in local section
USING ...
PRINT ... ! print line with no headings