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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''EXITTO statement''' <br />
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'''Syntax:''' EXITTO level-number [,EXCP=statement-label] <br />
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'''Discussion:''' The EXITTO statement returns control to the calling program at the specified level-number. <br />
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Level-number is a numeric constant or varaible (length/precision = 2.0) equal to the value of the ENTERLEVEL system variable to which you wish to exit. <br />
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For example, if a subprogram is running at level 5 (i.e., ENTERLEVEL = 5) and wants to return to level 2 (i.e., ENTERLEVEL = 2), the following statement would be used: <br />
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EXITTO 2<br />
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Subprograms<br />
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ENTER<br />
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EXIT<br />
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EXITALL <br />
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'''Example 1:'''<br />
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EXITTO 2<br />
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This example shows a subprogram that exits back to the subprogram running at level 2. <br />
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'''Example 2:'''<br />
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! This is a subprogram<br />
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LENGTH 2.0 & LOCAL LEVEL<br />
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EXITTO LEVEL<br />
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This example shows a subprogram that exists back to a subprogram level specified by the value of the numeric variable named LEVEL. <br />
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