Strategy One
Mainstream support for legacy tools such as Developer, Command Manager, and Object Manager is set to end December 2026. Strategy suggests that you upgrade to Workstation to maintain continuity and utilize modern capabilities. For more information on functional parity between these tools and Workstation, see the Workstation vs Legacy Tools Feature Parity dashboard.
Statement Syntax Reference Guide
The statements in this section are listed in the order they appear in the Outlines window in Command Manager.
Each statement in the syntax reference for includes a title and the following sections:
- The first section provides a brief description of the statement's function.
- The second section contains the statement's syntax, with reserved words in UPPER CASE and identifiers in italics.
- The third section describes keywords, identifiers and their associated restrictions.
- The fourth section contains examples of how the statements can be used in Command Manager scripts.
- For LIST statements, the last section contains information about the ResultSet returned when the statement is used in a Java procedure.
Some of the symbols used in the syntax reference are not part of the syntax at all. These symbols have specific meanings related to the statement:
- Tokens between square brackets [ ] are optional.
- Tokens
between parentheses, separated by a pipe,
( | )are exclusive options; that is, only one of these tokens is used in the statement. -
Tokens in italics are identifiers. They should be replaced by the desired parameter. They may have additional restrictions; see the individual statement syntax guides for these restrictions.
Identifiers that have an index (1, ... , N) are of the same type. Each represents a parameter; their use may have additional restrictions based on the type used.