BATCH FILE TERMINATION

     The commands of a batch file are executed in strict order, line by
line, until the Shell comes across one of the following two commands:  GOTO
(obligatory jump) or EXIT.

     The execution of a batch file is terminated in one of the following
cases:
- when the Shell comes across EXIT command;
- when the batch file runs out;
- when the Shell comes across the end of file symbol (code 26 in
decimal or 1Ah in hexadecimal systems;
- on user break.

NOTICE: The breaking off is done by pressing [Ctrl-Break] or [Ctrl-C] keys
        on the keyboard. On pressing these keys the Shell prompts:

        Terminate batch job {Y/n}?

     After pressing [Y] or [Enter] key the execution of your batch file will
be terminated. If [N] key is pressed the batch processing will continue.

     After batch job is finished the Shell resumes processing  current
commands which it left pending when called up a batch file.