CHECKALL

[Matthias1 (Matthias)]

Hello all!

I want to do a syntax-check for all of our programs, subprograms and subroutines like CHECK would do it. The result should be a list with the columns “module name” and “result of check”. But the problem is: I found no way to do a CHECK in batch mode.
The only possibility is:

• Copy all the wanted modules into a new library
• Catalog every module via USR0210N and display the result

Is there any better way?
I don’t want to do a CATALL on the “real” library, because of NAT0932. By the way: Is there a way to save a CATALL-result as a textfile?

Kind regards,

Matthias

[Matthias1 (Matthias)]

Meanwhile I found the following in the documentation of CATALL:

CATALL object-name [TO object-name] 
                                   

 -       -                 -        -
|  RECAT  |               |  CATALOG |
|         | [TYPES types] |  STOW    | 
|  ALL    |               |  CHECK   |
 -       -                 -        -


[options ...]

When you enter the CATALL command without any additional options, the Catalog Objects in Library screen is displayed, which you use to perform the functions described below. You can also issue the CATALL command directly using the command syntax shown above.

I tried it out, but it doesn’t work. Even if I use the additional options, the screen is displayed and a “normal” CATALL is done.
EDIT:I guess this the mainframe-Version of CATALL. Sorry for that. But if I enter the Help on Natural 6.1.1 for Windows and doubleklick on the first Help-index-entry of CATALL, the Mainframe-CATALL is shown.