2. If report-name-1 is defined in a containing program, the file description entry associated with report-name-1 shall contain a GLOBAL clause.

2. If no GENERATE statement has been executed for a report during the interval between the execution of an INITIATE statement and a TERMINATE statement for that report, the TERMINATE statement causes no processing of any kind to take place for any report groups and has the sole effect of changing the state of the report to inactive.

3. If at least one GENERATE statement has been executed for a report during the interval between the execution of an INITIATE statement and a TERMINATE statement for that report, the TERMINATE statement causes the following actions to take place:

B. Each control footing is printed, if defined, beginning with the minor control footing, as defined for the GENERATE statement, as though a control break has been sensed in the most major control data item.

C. The report footing is printed, if defined.

D. The contents of any control data items are restored to the values they had at the start of execution of the TERMINATE statement.

4. The result of executing a TERMINATE statement in which more than one report-name-1 is specified is as though a separate TERMINATE statement had been executed for each report-name-1 in the same order as specified in the statement. If an implicit TERMINATE statement results in the execution of a declarative procedure that executes a RESUME statement with the NEXT STATEMENT phrase, processing resumes at the next implicit TERMINATE statement, if any.

5. If a non-fatal exception condition is raised during the execution of a TERMINATE statement, execution resumes at the next report item, line, or report group, whichever follows in logical order.

6. The TERMINATE statement does not close the file associated with report-name-1.