RETURN terminates execution of a program, procedure, or function and returns control to the calling program, the highest-level calling program, another program, or the Command window.

Visual FoxPro releases PRIVATE variables when RETURN is executed.

RETURN is usually placed at the end of a program, procedure, or function to return control to a higher-level program. However, an implicit RETURN is executed if you omit RETURN.

You can direct where focus is assigned using the optional oObjectName parameter in the RETURN command of the Valid Event. The object specified must be a valid Visual FoxPro object. If the specified object is disabled or cannot receive focus, then focus is assigned to the next object in the tab order. If an invalid object is specified, Visual FoxPro keeps the focus at the current object. You can now set focus to objects on another visible form or on a non-visible Page or Pageframe control.

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