SLEEP
SLEEP seconds
Puts the job to sleep for the specified number of seconds.
The sleep time may be a fractional number of seconds, with the smallest theoretical unit of time .0001—a tenth of a millisecond. There is no maximum.
The SLEEP statement is exactly equivalent to Xcall SLEEP, seconds. However, unlike the subroutine, it requires the /X:1 switch or higher.
See Also
| • | Xcall WAKNO to wake up a sleeping job |
| • | SLEEPR.LIT to sleep until a specified time |
