SAVESOURCE
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'''Syntax:''' <br> SAVESOURCE <br> | '''Syntax:''' <br> SAVESOURCE <br> | ||
| - | '''Placement:''' <br> Place the SAVESOURCE command before the REPORT command. | + | '''Placement:''' <br> Place the SAVESOURCE command before the REPORT command. <br> |
'''Discussion:''' <br> The SAVESOURCE command instructs The Reporter to save the MTB source code that is generated as part of the report creation process.<br> If you do not include this command in the report specification, The Reporter will erase the MTB source code when the report is done. | '''Discussion:''' <br> The SAVESOURCE command instructs The Reporter to save the MTB source code that is generated as part of the report creation process.<br> If you do not include this command in the report specification, The Reporter will erase the MTB source code when the report is done. | ||
'''History:''' <br> Starting with Release 01.02, the source code is saved as a text file so that source lines can exceed 80 characters.<br> The text file is created with a ".mtb" extension.<br> '''For example''',<br> if the report specification is named $RPT, the source file will be named ~RPT.MTB. | '''History:''' <br> Starting with Release 01.02, the source code is saved as a text file so that source lines can exceed 80 characters.<br> The text file is created with a ".mtb" extension.<br> '''For example''',<br> if the report specification is named $RPT, the source file will be named ~RPT.MTB. | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 6 June 2009
SAVESOURCE
Syntax:
SAVESOURCE
Placement:
Place the SAVESOURCE command before the REPORT command.
Discussion:
The SAVESOURCE command instructs The Reporter to save the MTB source code that is generated as part of the report creation process.
If you do not include this command in the report specification, The Reporter will erase the MTB source code when the report is done.
History:
Starting with Release 01.02, the source code is saved as a text file so that source lines can exceed 80 characters.
The text file is created with a ".mtb" extension.
For example,
if the report specification is named $RPT, the source file will be named ~RPT.MTB.
