Chapter 4-6: ILF Keyword Reference

EXIT

The EXIT statement ends the current subprocess family and returns control to the previous related or detached process.

    ••••• EXIT
    (1)

Using the Statement

EXIT is used to end a subprocess family. There are no restrictions as to where you can insert the EXIT statement within a process. You can control if it is to be executed by setting appropriate true/false execution conditions.

Related Statements

CANCEL, END, END PROC, LOGOUT

Example

In this example, if the customer has a zero balance, the current subprocess family terminates and control is returned to the previous related or detached process.

          IF       TAR CUSTOMER BALANCE           EQ     0
    T     EXIT

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