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Data Statement Rules

Data statement layout rules control a set of options that can modify the way data statements are written.

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Join condition placement

Specifies if the join condition is to be placed on a separate line than the join.

Setting Description
Place on newline Join condition is placed on a newline.
Place on same line Join condition is placed on the same line as the join.

Join condition indention

Setting Description
Indent with Defines the number of spaces to indent the join condition towards the join keyword when the join condition is placed at a newline. This rule depends on the Place join condition on a newlinerule.

Join clause alignment

Specifies the join clause alignment.

Setting Description
Place aligned with statement Specifies the join clause to be aligned with the statement.
Place aligned with table sources Specifies the join clause to be aligned with the table sources in the join list.

Nested join expression indention

Specifies if to indent joins that are between a join and the join condition.

Setting Description
Indent nested joins If checked joins will be indented otherwise nested joins won’t be indented.

The first column in a data statement placement

Setting Description
Place on a newline Placement of the first column in a comma list in data statement (SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE).

Column padding in a select list

Setting Description
Padding width Set the padding width of columns in the select list and change the placement of the column alias. The rule is ignored if the column length is greater than the selected length or the comma list breaks rule is disabled.

R the variable declaration

Setting Description
Padding width Set the padding width of the variable in its declaration statement. The rule is ignored if the variable length is greater than the selected length or the comma list breaks rule is disabled.

Left operand padding in an assignment expression

Setting Description
Padding width Set the padding width of the first operand in an assignment expression in the select list. The rule is ignored if the first operand length is greater than the selected length or the comma list breaks rule is disabled.