The break command merely takes you out of the evaluate statement.
Processing continues after the end-evaluate statement.
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Subject: Evaluate
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could help me.
I was wondering what is the logic behind the break command in an
EVALUATE statement. Within the evaluate statement, I issue a break
command. Does the break command take you back out to the
begin-program section or does it let you continue within the local
procedure?
For example, I have this in my local procedure:
move '' to $product_line
do cust_line
do grand_dig_fin_tot
In my evaluate statement I have:
when = 'OT'
do select_unearned_rev
do earned_rev
do deal_pass
when-other
break
Since '' != $product_line, does the break take me back to my local
procedure or back to the begin-program section?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Yolanda
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