?NUMBERED

Syntax

── ? ─┬─ NUMBERED ───┬─────────────────────────────────────────────────%
      └─ UNNUMBERED ─┘

Explanation

The ?NUMBERED and ?UNNUMBERED commands apply only to schedule sessions. If a ?NUMBERED command appears in the input file, the sequence number of each line in the input file, beginning with the first line following the command, appears at the extreme right margin of the image of that line in the output file (unless insufficient room exists on that line). The ?UNNUMBERED command restores the default option; namely, sequence numbers do not appear.

Example

list file
#FILE (UZER)FILE ON USERPACK
2000 ?numbered
4000 ?report "numbered output"
#

sch
#UPDATING
#SCHEDULE #00021 RUNNING
OUTPUT FILE IS (UZER)SCHOUT/FILE ON USERPACK
LINE WIDTH IS 72
CHARGECODE IS 1111
#

list schout/file
#FILE (UZER)SCHOUT/FILE ON USER   
#SCHEDULE #00002 COMPLETED 
 SESSION(S): 00865. 
  
#DE1000:857 CANDE SSR 60.0 (60.012.0002) AT BLUE
#YOU ARE "SCHED#000"(2) 
#SESSION 0865  10:50:08 Monday, November 7, 2016 (GMT)
#  
?numbered
?report "numbered output"                        4000
#  
#END SESSION 0865  ET=0.1 PT=0.1 IO=0.0
#USER = UZER  CHARGE = 1111  10:50:09  11/07/16
#