A CALL statement passes control from a CA Ideal program to a subprogram, and, optionally, passes data (in the form of input or update data items) between the two. After the called program terminates, control is returned to the calling program at the next sequential statement in the calling procedure.
In the following example, the MAINMENU panel is transmitted and then, depending on the selection entered, one of the update programs is invoked. When the update program terminates, control returns to the NOTIFY statement in the calling program.
LOOP
TRANSMIT MAINMENU
UNTIL $PF3
SELECT FIRST ACTION
WHEN SELECTION='1'
CALL CUSTUPDT
NOTIFY 'Customer updates completed. Press PF3 to quit.'
WHEN SELECTION='2'
CALL ORDUPDAT
NOTIFY 'Order updates completed. Press PF3 to quit.'
WHEN SELECTION='3'
CALL INVENUPD
NOTIFY 'Inventory updates completed. Press PF3 to quit.'
WHEN OTHER
NOTIFY 'Select option 1, 2, or 3, or press PF3 to quit.'
ENDSEL
ENDLOOP
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