within a single programming language, or its equivalent, there can be different code
generation environments. This is the case with Microsoft Access, where the system
objects available when screens are being dealt with are different from those for batch
processes. This is dealt with in more detail later in this chapter. The structure of the
Code Generation Environment entity is as follows:
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Code Generation Environment ID: A user-defined acronym that uniquely
identifies a code generation environment.
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Code Generation Environment Description: The name of the code generation
environment.
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Code Generation Environment Definition: A full description and definition of
the code generation environment.
The remaining entity in Figure 15.3 is Code Generation Routine ...