Answer Posted / malli.gontla

1. REJECT.
2. REJECT dbtab.

Variant 1
REJECT.

Effect
Stops processing the current database table line and resumes
with the next line of the table on the same hierarchy level.
Unlike the CHECK statement, you can also use REJECT within a
subroutine or loop for table selection.

Variant 2
REJECT dbtab.

Effect
Similar to variation 1. In this case, however, dbtab is a
table from the database hierarchy on a level no deeper than
the current database table. Processing continues by reading
the next record of the table dbtab .

Example
Logical database F1S
Hierarchy: SPFLI -> SFLIGHT -> SBOOK


TABLES: SFLIGHT,
SBOOK.

GET SFLIGHT.
...
GET SBOOK.
...
REJECT 'SFLIGHT'.
...


REJECT cancels processing of the event 'GET SBOOK' and
resumes with the processing of the event 'GET SFLIGHT' .

Note
The name of the subroutine containing the "PUT dbtab"
statement must begin with PUT_dbtab .

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