The status window for the Update Statements program shows the number of statements that have been updated.

During the update process, the status window also includes an Abort button that can be used to stop the process once it has started. Aborting the process does not cancel the transactions that have already been updated. If you click Abort, you will be asked to confirm that you want to abort the task.

Note: If you abort the process, we recommend you print the Update Statements Verification List to determine which clients were updated and which were not.

Note: The Abort button safely stops the Update Statements process between records, and therefore will not trigger an "Update Statements program was interrupted" error message. More information on this message can be found in Knowledge Base article R10064, "Update Statements was Interrupted".