ABAP various ways to Exit processing Blocks
No matter which programming language you are working with, at the end of the day your job revolves around manipulating its processing block to achieve the desired results. One of them is exiting it. In this post, I wanted to talk about various ways you could exit an ABAP processing block. But first, What is a Processing Block? Modularization unit of an ABAP program that cannot be split or nested. Processing blocks are - Procedures like subroutines or methods , - Dialog modules declared for screens , and - Event blocks like reporting events such as load-of-program, start-of-selection , etc. To summarise, Each non-declared statement in an ABAP program is part of a processing block. Now , coming back to the point of the post. Below are the different ABAP statements that you can use to exit the processing block. -> Always Use RETURN -> CHECK can be used as a guard clause at the