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# RETURN

`RETURN` |  |  | `I` |  |
`nn`
`*`

This command is used to return to a previous (or initial) Natural application.

Application programming interface: `USR1026N`. See SYSEXT - Natural Application Programming Interfaces in the Utilities documentation.

`RETURN` | If `RETURN` is specified without any parameters, control will be returned to the previous application (as defined with the system command `SETUP`). All information about this previous application will be deleted. If no previous application exists, control is returned to the initial application. If `RETURN` is issued and no return point is set, the `RETURN` command will be ignored. Under Natural Security: A `LOGOFF` command will be executed if `RETURN` is issued and no return point has been set.
`RETURN I` | This command causes control to be returned directly to the initial application. This option also causes Natural to delete all definitions of previous applications (except that of the initial application).
`RETURN nn` | This command causes control to be returned to the nnth previous application. When this option is used, all information for applications subsequent to the nnth application is deleted.
`RETURN *` | This command will display a list of all return points which are currently set up. On the list you may then select the return point to which you wish to return.

See the `SETUP` command for further information and examples.