sys.exit_4c()

Purpose:

sys.exit_4c() gracefully exits 4C.

Usage:

sys.exit_4c(<exitcode>);

Arguments:

integer exitcode;

exitcode is the exit code of 4C. If this code is non-zero, 4C will rollback any uncommitted transactions.

Returns:

There is no return from sys.exit_4c();

Where Used:

sys.exit_4c() can be called from anywhere but probably will be called from a program used to catch timeouts.

Example:

sys.exit_4c(1);

Description:

sys.exit_4c() gracefully exits 4C. The code passed to sys.exit_4c() can be used to force commit or rollback of uncommitted transactions. This PCL was implemented so that programs used to catch timeouts could gracefully exit 4C.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

See Also:

sys.exit_client()