Syntax:

CallProg(program number, argument-1...argument-n)

Parameters:

program number, argument-1...argument-n

Returns:

The value returned by the called program.

Examples:

Your discount is' &

Str (CallProg ('23'prog,', A, FG, 'Prefered', 23),'2P0')

where program 23 returns a numeric value.

Note:

NULL values cannot be passed as parameters of the CallProg function. In addition, the CallProg function cannot return a NULL value.

You can combine the CallProg function and the Return Value task property to write and refer to the program as if it is a function and accept the Return Value as a result.

For a Rich Client called program, the CallProg function does not return the task return value. This is because the expression does not wait for the program to end.

Parallel Rich Client programs called using this function are opened as non-parallel programs.

Note that the CallProg function can also call a program from the host application. It supports the convention of x.yy as the called program's number, where x is the program number in the host application and yy is the host application generation. The host application number must be a two-digit number. Since version: 3.3