Hi
Wonder if anyone has an answer for me.
I have a global function.
On this global function there is a button which 'links' the user to the next global function.
When the user chooses to link to the next function, I do a GLOBAL_LSCALL to the function.
I want to commit all his changes and exit the current function before moving on.
At the moment it keeps all the visited global functions open, and the user has to "ok" his way all the back to where he started linking.
Regards,
Yvette

Orderly Exit
Started by YvetteBalt, Jun 22 2006 02:50 PM
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Posted 22 June 2006 - 02:56 PM
Hi,
You should have a controlling function.
The controlling function does all the calls to the global functions. One after the other.
Each of the global functions should do its bit, and then exit, so that control returns to the controlling function.
Then when the last one has been called you can do a commit in the controlling function, or do a commit between each global lscall...
HTHs,
Rob.
You should have a controlling function.
The controlling function does all the calls to the global functions. One after the other.
Each of the global functions should do its bit, and then exit, so that control returns to the controlling function.
Then when the last one has been called you can do a commit in the controlling function, or do a commit between each global lscall...
HTHs,
Rob.
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