The Add Procedure wizard helps you add internal procedure code to an ABL procedure or include file.
This wizard appears when you select .
The following controls are available:
| Procedure | (Required) Select this option to create a procedure. Enter a
procedure name in the Procedure name
field. Note: This option is available only if the current file
open in the ABL Editor is an ADM (adm1 or adm2)
file.
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| Override | (Required) Select this option to have the Procedure
name field display a list of the procedures for
which you can create overrides. This list is the internal procedures
of all or Super Procedures defined for the procedure file (excluding
those internal procedures defined as PRIVATE). This option is
disabled when there are no procedures to override. Note: This option
is available if the current file open in the ABL Editor is an
ADM (adm1 or adm2) file.
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| Procedure name | (Required) Specifies the name of the procedure. |
| Insert catch block | If checked, adds a CATCH block to the generated procedure stub to support structured error handling. |
| Insert finally block | If checked, adds a FINALLY block to the generated procedure stub to support structured error handling. |
| Private | Specifies the access modifier that applies to a procedure. If selected, the procedure cannot called from any other ABL procedure file. |
| DB-Required | If checked, a preprocessor directive is wrapped around the
generated procedure allowing it to be conditionally excluded from
compilation. For more information, see Specifying DB-Required code blocks. Note: A procedure that is not DB-Required is
excluded from a data object's client proxy r-code file and only
included in the data object's main r-code file.
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| Insertion position | Determines where the procedure code is inserted in the source file. |