ROLLOUT Examples

Example 1:

ROLLOUT suspends the program execution and return control to the operating system with ROLLFILE passed to the key ahead buffer for execution. In order to return from the ROLLOUT, the appropriate ROLLOUT return sequence must be executed as the last command in the batch file, or it must be done manually from an operating system prompt.

Example 2:

ROLLOUT suspends the program execution and return control to the operating system with the Logical String contents of the variable ROLLCMD passed to the key ahead buffer for execution. In order to return from the ROLLOUT, the appropriate ROLLOUT return sequence must be executed as the last command in the batch file, or it must be done manually from an operating system prompt.