When used inside a loop, such as a WHILE-DO or REPEAT-UNTIL construction, BREAK interrupts the loop. Execution continues with the statement that immediately follows the loop.

When used outside a loop, BREAK causes the current trigger to end.

Compare this with the QUIT Function (Dataport, Report, XMLport).

This example of code in a report object requires that you create the following variable and text constant in the C/AL Globals window.

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REPEAT MyVar := MyVar + 1; IF MyVar = 5 THEN CurrReport.BREAK; MESSAGE(Text000,MyVar); UNTIL Myvar = 10

When you run the preceding code, the loop will end when MyVar is 5.

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