| Option | Source File | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AIM/DB Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats AIM/DB-environment-related code or its absence. |
| CICS Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats CICS-environment-related code or its absence. |
| Compiler Directives | COBOL | Specifies directives to be used during compilation. To add a directive, select
Use project-specific compiler directives, then right-click in the Compiler Directives field and select
Add from the context menu. The format is:
<directive>="<value>".
Using the context menu you can also delete, edit, select, unselect, move up/down the directives. Note: Project-level compiler directives override workspace-level directives.
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| Context-Sensitive Value Analysis | COBOL | Specifies that the parser perform context-sensitive automatic decision resolution for Unisys MCP COMS analysis. Choosing this option may degrade verification performance. |
| Dialect Specific Options | COBOL | Specifies dialect-specific options, including the conditional constants the parser uses to compile programs in the project. Select the Cobol dialect, then choose the constant in the Macro Settings pane. Add constants as necessary. |
| DMS Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats DMS-environment-related code or its absence. |
| DMSII Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats DMSII-environment-related code or its absence. |
| DPS routines may end with error | COBOL | Specifies that the parser perform call analysis of Unisys 2200 DPS routines that end in an error. Error-handling code for these routines is either analyzed or treated as dead code. |
| Enable Data Element Flow | COBOL | Enables the Global Data Flow, Change Analyzer, and impact trace tools. |
| Enable Execution Flow | COBOL | Enables the Execution Path tool. |
| Enable Impact Report | COBOL | Enables the impact trace tools. You must also set Enable Data Element Flow to perform impact analysis. |
| IDMS Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats IDMS-environment-related code or its absence. |
| IMS Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats IMS-environment-related code or its absence. |
| Maximum Number of Variable’s Values | COBOL | Specifies the maximum number of values to be calculated for each variable during verification for advanced program analysis. Limit is 200. |
| Maximum Size of Variable to Be Calculated | COBOL | Specifies the maximum size in bytes for each variable value to be calculated during verification for advanced program analysis. |
| Override CICS Program Terminations | COBOL | Specifies that the parser interpret CICS RETURN, XCTL, and ABEND commands as not terminating program execution. Error-handling code after these statements is either analyzed or treated as dead code. |
| Perform COMS Analysis | COBOL | Specifies that the parser define relationships for Unisys MCP COMS SEND statements. |
| Perform Generic API Analysis | COBOL | Specifies that the parser define relationships with objects passed as parameters in calls to unsupported program interfaces, in addition to relationships with the called programs themselves. |
| Perform Program Analysis | COBOL | Enables program analysis and component extraction features. |
| Perform Unisys Common-Storage Analysis | COBOL | Specifies that the parser include in the analysis for Unisys COBOL files variables that are not explicitly declared in CALL statements, but that participate in interprogram communications. You must set this option to include Unisys COBOL common storage variables in impact traces and global data flow diagrams. |
| Perform Unisys TIP and DPS Calls Analysis | COBOL | Specifies that the parser perform Unisys 2200 TIP and DPS call analysis. |
| Report Writer Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats Report Writer-environment-related code or its absence. |
| Resolve Decisions Automatically | COBOL | Specifies that the parser autoresolve decisions after successfully verifying files. |
| SQL Environment | COBOL | Specifies how the parser treats SQL-environment-related code or its absence. |
| Support CICS HANDLE statements | COBOL | Specifies that the parser detect dependencies between CICS statements and related error-handling statements. |
| Use overwritten VALUEs | COBOL | Specifies that the parser use constants from VALUE clauses as known values even if they are overwritten in the program by unknown values. |
| Use VALUEs from Linkage Section | COBOL | Specifies that advanced analysis tools not ignore parameter values in the Linkage Section. |