Execute a procedure file.
You can nest up to 7 procedure files.
EXECUTE path [procedurefileparameter] ...
path is as follows:
{[[drive:]\directory\...\]filename[.extension]}
If you do not specify an extension, the extension "ncp" is automatically appended to the procedure file name.
If you do not specify a drive and/or directory, Entire Connection tries to locate the file in the current drive and directory. If the file cannot be found, Entire Connection then tries to locate the file in the procedure directory which has been defined in the user properties.
You can specify up to 9
procedurefileparameters (separated by blanks) that
correspond the input parameters of the specified procedure file. These are
stored in the local variables #PARM1 through
#PARM9. The variable
#PARM0 contains the full path of the executed
procedure file. The variable #PARMNO contains the
number of passed parameters passed (00 to 09).
Execute the procedure file Test1.ncp without parameters:
EXECUTE Test1
Execute the procedure Myproc and using the
parameter value contained in the local variable
#PARM1:
EXECUTE Myproc #PARM1
Execute the procedure file Test2.abc with two parameters:
EXECUTE Test2.abc one two
Execute the procedure file \MYDIR\Test3.ncp with three parameters:
EXECUTE \MYDIR\Test3 one two three
Execute the procedure file which is defined by the local variable
#PARM1 without parameters:
EXECUTE #PARM1
Ncpnest.ncp, Findfile.ncp
#RC (SUCCESS if there was no
runtime error. FAILURE if there was a runtime error.)
| Procedure File: | Yes |
| Command Line: | Yes |
| Key: | Yes |
| API: | Yes |
