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From: <thomas@inorbit.com> > COBOL's STOP RUN has enough quirks that I suspect you don't quite want exactly that, but how different is what you want from a simple ENDRQS given the proper setup? > program A calls program B calls program C calls ... Anyone of the programs might discover a fatal error and decide to quit altogether. One way is to return with a return-code that says 'fatal error'; the caller checks that and returns with 'fatal error', etc all the way up to A that returns and the job ends (if in batch). All this checking is cumbersome, so I'm looking for a shortcut that ends the job immediately, like CEE4ABN.
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