EXIT out of a section without executing the para in fall thr

jsaurabh.raj · New User Joined: 29 Dec 2005 Posts: 2

hi,

I wish to exit out of a section without executing the para in fall thru.
This is something like this
Perform CA000-Test-section

CA000-Test-Section Section.
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-
CB000-test2-para.
-

I wish to perform the section but do not wish to perform the CB000-Test2-para following this. Can this be achieved by any means? I cannot use Go back in CA000-Test-Section as I need control at the next line after the perform statement is executed. loooking forward for suggestion/solution.

Regards,
Saurabh

William Thompson · Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:19 am

Just declare a paragraph (at the end of the section) called, maybe "CA000-Test-exit" and follow that with the command "EXIT." and when you want out, just go to the exit.

prasadvrk · Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:16 am

All paras of a section will be executed if you do not exit the section

priyamnavada · New User Joined: 24 Dec 2005 Posts: 52 Location: hyderabad

Perform CA000-Test-section

CA000-Test-Section Section.
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GO TO CA000-EXIT -----------------DO THIS ONE
CB000-test2-para.
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CA000-EXIT. -----------ADD CODE HERE
EXIT.

Craq Giegerich · Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 6:06 pm

Just change CB000-test2-para to a section or add a section name before it. Your perform CA000-test-section will end at the end of CA000-test-section.

jsaurabh.raj · New User Joined: 29 Dec 2005 Posts: 2

Hi,
Thanks for all your responses. My problem is I cannot make the other para as section as the code is written in such a way that if I make them as section then all the paras below that section comes inside that section, which i don't want. Exiting a section also does not help as the control still goes to the para instead next line from where perform statement is performed. Also I thought of using Perform thru but that's not a standard so I cannot use that as well.

Any other solution left??Please let me know.

regards,
Saurabh

dick scherrer · Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:13 am

Hello,

I'd suggest you define what you need to do to implement this set of "business rules". So far, this topic appears to focus on things you can't do within the compiler - because of some local restrictions.

I suspect that other programs/applications at your location have been required to provide similar functionality. You might look at how they get around these restrictions.

If you will post what the code needs to do, we may be able to offer some suggestions.

And a question - when the section is performed, does the code know then how much of the section needs to be executed?

William Thompson · Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:20 am

miggranados · New User Joined: 12 Jun 2007 Posts: 2 Location: BRASIL

bom dia...
Analisando seu problema, o que verificamos eh que o paragrafo CB000-test2-para nao esta configurado como uma SECTION. Desta forma, o fluxo normal deste processo eh que CA0000-Test-Section seja executado ateh encontrar um outro paragrafo contendo a clausula SECTION.
Se vc realmente nao quer que CB000-test2-para seja executado na sequencia de CA000-Test_Section, a seguinte alteracao devera ser executada:
de:
CB000-test2-para.
para:
CB000-Test2-para section.
Desta forma nao havera necessidade de se incluir os paragrafos de EXIT na codificacao de seus programas.
Lembre-se:
- Toda SECTION termina quando encontra outra SECTION.

Boa Sorte.

Or to put anoher way......

analyzing this problem, we verify :
the paragraph:
CB000-test2-para.
is not contained in a "SECTION".
The process :
CA0000-Test-Section.
Only goes stop or exit when find another SECTION.
correct this:
from:
CB000-test2-para.
to:
CB000-Test2-para section.

Remember:
All "SECTION" finishes when it finds another "SECTION".
Good Luck.