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EXIT
The EXIT statement immediately leaves a ROUTINE and returns program control to the statement following the DO statement that called it. This is different from RETURN, which completely exits the PROCEDURE even when called from within a ROUTINE.
An EXIT statement is not required. A ROUTINE with no EXIT statement terminates automatically when the entire sequence of statements in the ROUTINE is complete.
Example:
CalcNetPay ROUTINE
IF GrossPay = 0 !If no pay
EXIT ! exit the routine
END
NetPay = GrossPay - FedTax - Fica
QtdNetPay += NetPay
YtdNetPay += NetPay
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