Rational Developer for System z
Enterprise COBOL for z/OS, Version 4.1, Programming Guide


OUTDD

Use OUTDD to specify that you want DISPLAY output that is directed to the system logical output device to go to a specific ddname. You can specify a file in the hierarchical file system with the ddname named in OUTDD. See the related task about displaying data for the behavior when this ddname is not allocated.

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OUTDD option syntax

>>-OUTDD(ddname)-----------------------------------------------><

Default is: OUTDD(SYSOUT)

Abbreviations are: OUT

The MSGFILE runtime option allows you to specify the ddname of the file to which all runtime diagnostics and reports generated by the RPTOPTS and RPTSTG runtime options are written. The IBM-supplied default is MSGFILE(SYSOUT). If the OUTDD compiler option and the MSGFILE runtime option both specify the same ddname, the error message information and DISPLAY output directed to the system logical output device are routed to the same destination.

Restriction: The OUTDD option has no effect under CICS.

related references  
Language Environment Programming Reference (MSGFILE)


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