[SCA Command] Creates an analysis data file that describes a
    source file.

    Format

      ANALYZE   file-spec[, . . .]

1  –  Qualifiers

1.1    /DESIGN

       /DESIGN[=design-option]
       /NODESIGN (D)

    Indicates that the source file should be processed as a program
    design language. The design options are as follows:

    COMMENTS        The ANALYZE command looks inside comments for
                    design information. Information about comments
                    is included in the analysis data file. Any errors
                    detected are reported.

    NOCOMMENTS      The ANALYZE command ignores comments.

    PLACEHOLDERS    The ANALYZE command treats LSE placeholders as
                    valid syntax. Placeholders are reported in the
                    analysis data file.

    NOPLACEHOLDERS  The ANALYZE command does not report placeholders
                    in the .ANA file. It does not report errors if
                    placeholders are encountered.

    If you specify the /DESIGN qualifier, the default is /DESIGN=
    (COMMENTS,PLACEHOLDERS). If you do not specify this qualifier, the
    default is /NODESIGN.

1.2    /LANGUAGE

       /LANGUAGE=language

    Specifies the language of the source file. By default, the
    language is that which is specified by the file type of the source
    file.

1.3    /LOG

       /LOG (D)
       /NOLOG

    Indicates whether each analyzed file is reported.

1.4    /OUTPUT

       /OUTPUT[=file-spec]
       /OUTPUT=file-name.ANA (D)

    Specifies the analysis data file to be created. The default is
    /OUTPUT=
    filename.ANA, where file-name is the name of the first source
    file specified as the parameter to this command.

2  –  Parameter

 file-spec[, . . . ]
    Specifies the files to be analyzed. You can use wildcards with the
    file-spec parameter. Within LSE, the current buffer is analyzed by
    default.