1.CDO>  DEFINE GENERIC CDD$SOURCE_MODULE INPUT_MODULE_COB
      cont>   MCS_PROCESSINGNAME "INPUT_MODULE_COB".
      cont> END CDD$SOURCE_MODULE INPUT_MODULE_COB.

      In this example, the DEFINE GENERIC command creates a
      generic element named INPUT_MODULE_COB based on the type
      CDD$SOURCE_MODULE supplied by Oracle CDD/Repository.

    2.CDO> DEFINE GENERIC CDD$SOURCE_MODULE OUTPUT_MODULE_COB
      cont>   MCS_PROCESSINGNAME "OUTPUT_MODULE_COB".
      cont> END CDD$SOURCE_MODULE OUTPUT_MODULE_COB.

      In this example, the DEFINE GENERIC command creates a generic
      element named OUTPUT_MODULE_COB based on the product-supplied
      CDD$SOURCE_MODULE element type.

    3.CDO>  DEFINE GENERIC BOOK CDO_REFERENCE_MANUAL
      cont>   MCS_PROCESSINGNAME IS "CDO_REFERENCE_MANUAL"
      cont>   LIBRARY_NUMBER IS "AA-KL45A-TE".
      cont> END BOOK CDO_REFERENCE_MANUAL.

      In this example, the DEFINE GENERIC command creates a generic
      element named CDO_REFERENCE_MANUAL based on the user-supplied
      type BOOK.