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Transfer Flows

A transfer flow indicates that the source procedure passes control to the destination procedure when appropriate conditions are met. The source procedure may also pass data. For more information about how control is passed to the destination procedure, see How Flows Are Initiated.

The transfer flow is not used in the following scenarios:

• Not used for client-to-server flows because a return is necessary
• Not used much in GUI application since a graphical user interface is oriented around graphical objects and complete control transfer is not necessary

The transfer flow is used in block mode.

Note: For more information about how transfer flow is used in block mode, see the Block Mode Design Guide.

More information:

How Flows Are Initiated