SLEEP
The SLEEP statement suspends execution of the 4GL program for a specified
positive whole number of seconds. It can also respond to GUI screen refresh events
that accumulated in the event queue since the last interactive statement.
The SLEEP statement causes the program to pause for the specified number of
seconds. This can be useful, for example, when you want the screen display to
remain visible long enough for the user to read it.
References
DISPLAYMESSAGEPROMPT
The SLEEP statement causes the program to pause for the specified number of
seconds. This can be useful, for example, when you want the screen display to
remain visible long enough for the user to read it.
References
DISPLAY
MESSAGE
PROMPT