DECATALOG
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The DECATALOG command removes an entry from the local catalogue and deletes the object code.
Format
DECATALOG {filename {progname...}}
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The DECATALOG command deletes the VOC entry for a locally catalogued program and also deletes the object code.
If the progname is not specified, the DECATALOG command looks for the default select list and, if active, uses this to determine the programs to be deleted. If the select list is not active, the command prompts for the program name. Specifying the program name as an asterisk deletes all locally catalogued programs from filename.
The DECATALOG command assumes that the program source code record name is the same as the catalogue entry name. If this is not the case, the DELETE.CATALOGUE command should be used and the object code deleted separately.
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