Syntax
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Parameter
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Purpose
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-checkdbe
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Check Double-byte Enabled
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Displays compile-time warnings on ABL statements and functions that may impact the handling of double-byte or extended-character data
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-convmap filename
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Conversion Map
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Identifies the conversion map file
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-cpcase tablename
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Case Table
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Identifies the case table that establishes case rules for the code page
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-cpcoll tablename
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Collation Table
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Identifies a collation table to use with the code page
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-cpinternal codepage
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Internal Code Page
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Identifies the code page that the AVM uses in memory
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-cplog codepage
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Log File Code Page
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Identifies the code page used for writing messages to the log file
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-cpprint codepage
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Print Code Page
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Identifies the code page used for printer output
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-cprcodein codepage
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R-code in Code Page
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Identifies the code page used for reading r-code text segments
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-cprcodeout codepage
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R-code Out Code Page
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Identifies the code page used for writing r-code text segments
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-cpstream codepage
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Stream Code Page
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Identifies the code page used for stream I/O
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-cpterm codepage
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Terminal Code Page
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Identifies the code page for character terminals
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-d dateform
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Date Format
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Specifies the format for displaying dates, using the three-character string of d, m, y in any order
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-E
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European Numeric Format
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Displays in European numeric format
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-isnoconv
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Initial Value Segment No Convert
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Disables a code page conversion that was not provided in earlier releases of OpenEdge
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-lng languagename
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Language
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Identifies the language with a character string, in quotes
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-numdec numeric-value
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Fractional Separator
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Changes the character that represents a number's decimal point in formatted text
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-numsep numeric-value
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Thousands Separator
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Changes the character that represents a number's thousands separator in formatted text
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-yr4def
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Four Digit Year Default
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Outputs a four-digit year from EXPORT, MESSAGE and PUT UNFORMATTED statements that may use a two-digit year
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-yy n
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Century Year Offset
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Specifies the start of the 100-year period used to define the two-digit DATE value
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