a command for make to do something special while reading the makefile
a command that a client sends to a server to set a control parameter for the session, get the meta-information (class definitions and SOA information) about an authority area, or get the data in an authority area
a command, which tells doctors/care workers specific treatments and other care, which you do not want to receive, in exactly the same way as you might refuse to consent to a treatment
a non-sql command that dbsql can execute, with or without the terminating semicolon
a simple statement such as "Keep your wrist straight
a SQL command that tells the parser to do something
a written statement that officially prescribes or establishes policy, methods, or procedures
a processing instruction in the Application Broker configuration file. Each Application Broker directive contains a keyword and a value. a processing command or instruction in an htmSQL input file.
A configuration command that controls one or more aspects of a program's behavior.
An oral order given by a commander to direct or cause a subordinate leader or lead element to take action.
The term directive is used to refer to a statement or a record within a Resource in a configuration file that defines one specific thing. For example, the Name directive defines the name of the Resource.
A statement that is used in the configuration file for a Web server to define a particular setting for the server.
Apache processes Configuration Directives while reading the configuration files during start-up or during request processing.
A control statement that directs the operation of a feature and is recognized by a preprocessor or other tool. See statement.
A statement used in the Internet Connection Secure Server configuration file to define a particular setting for the server.
A configuration command that controls one or more aspects of Apache's behavior. Directives are placed in the → Configuration File See: Directive Index