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Latest revision as of 09:10, 10 April 2012
Purpose
Execute a command when Recital receives a hang-up or kill signal
Syntax
ON TERMINATION [<command>]
See Also
Description
When the Recital/4GL receives a hang-up or kill signal, the program cleans up its environment and terminates. The ON TERMINATION command is used to specify commands which will execute when Recital receives the signal. The ON TERMINATION command without any <command> clears the previous ON TERMINATION.
The specified command, <command>, may be any Recital/4GL command.
Example
on termination do exitfile
Products
Recital Server, Recital
