Application termination
The OPTIONS TERMINATE SIGNAL
defines a
callback function in case of SIGTERM signal.
Syntax
OPTIONS ON TERMINATE SIGNAL CALL function
Usage
The OPTIONS
ON TERMINATE SIGNAL CALL function
defines
the function that must be called when the application
receives the SIGTERM signal. With this option, you can
control program termination. If this statement is not called, the
program is stopped with an exit value of SIGTERM (15).
On Microsoft™ Windows® platforms, the function will be called in the following cases:
- The console window that the program was started from is closed.
- The current user session is terminated (i.e. the user logs off).
- The system is shut down.
Use the OPTIONS ON TERMINATE SIGNAL CALL function
instruction with
care, and do not execute complex code in the callback function. The code is expected to contain only simple and short
cleanup operations; any interactive instruction must be
avoided.