sysVar.commitOnConverse

Setting the system variable sysVar.commitOnConverse to 1 causes a commit and a release of resources in a text application, before a non-segmented program issues a converse. The default value is 0 for non-segmented programs and 1 for segmented programs.

You can use sysVar.commitOnConverse in any of these ways:

• As the source or target of an assignment or move statement

• As the variable in a logical expression used in a case, if, or while statement

• As the argument in a return or exit statement

Other characteristics of sysVar.commitOnConverse are as follows:

Primitive type

NUM

Data length

1

Is value always restored after a converse?

Yes

For details on using this variable, see Segmentation.

Related concepts
Segmentation in text applications

Related reference
converse