Return codes report the exit status of a program. They are used to determine whether program execution completed successfully without error.
An exit status, or return code zero (0) indicates that a program execution completed successfully.
Any non-zero values are used to indicate failure and may sometimes indicate other conditions.
If a program returns a non-zero exit status but appears to have completed successfully, it should be reported to Progress Technical Support
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