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1  CONTINUE
   Resumes execution of a DCL command, a program, or a command
   procedure that was interrupted by pressing Ctrl/Y or Ctrl/C.
   You cannot resume execution of the image if you have entered a
   command that executes another image or if you have invoked a
   command procedure.

   Format

     CONTINUE
 

2  Examples

   1.$ RUN  MYPROGRAM_A
<Ctrl/Y>

     $ SHOW TIME
       14-DEC-1994 13:40:12
     $ CONTINUE

     In this example, the RUN command executes the program
     MYPROGRAM_A. While the program is running, pressing Ctrl/Y
     interrupts the image. The SHOW TIME command requests a display
     of the current date and time. The CONTINUE command resumes the
     image.

   2.$ ON SEVERE_ERROR THEN CONTINUE

     In this example, the command procedure statement requests the
     command interpreter to continue executing the procedure if
     any warning, error, or severe error status value is returned
     from the execution of a command or program. This ON statement
     overrides the default action, which is to exit from a procedure
     following errors or severe errors.

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