When used in conjunction with the FLAG directive, FLAGCD flags any directive
settings that would cause incompatibility with the specified dialect of COBOL.
Syntax:
>>-.---.-.--------FLAGCD--"severity"-.-----><
+-/-+ +.----.--FLAGCD-------------+
+-NO-+
Parameters:
| severity |
A literal showing the severity to assign to flag messages arising from conflicting
directives.
| S |
Severe error |
| E |
Error |
| W |
Warning |
| I |
Informational | |
Properties:
| Default: |
NOFLAGCD (Dialect  ) |
| Phase: |
Syntax check |
| $SET: |
Any |
Comments:
If FLAGCD is specified with no parameters, the messages are assigned the
severity given by the FLAGAS directive, if specified; if FLAGAS is not specified,
they are produced as flagging messages.
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