The EXIT command terminates the RdbALTER session and returns you
 to  DCL  command  level.   You  can  also press CTRL/Z to end an
 RdbALTER session.

 If EXIT is issued and altered but uncommitted pages  exist,  you
 are  told  to  issue  either  a  COMMIT  or  a ROLLBACK command.
 RdbALTER does not exit until a COMMIT or ROLLBACK operation  has
 accounted for all altered pages.

 The EXIT command performs an implicit NOLOG  command  if  a  LOG
 file is open.

Additional information available:

FormatExamples

 EXIT

 Example 1

 This example exits RdbALTER command level  and  returns  you  to
 DCL.

 RdbALTER> EXIT
 $

 Example 2

 The following example  shows  that  you  cannot  exit  from  the
 RdbALTER  session  if  there  are  uncommitted  changes  in your
 database:

 RdbALTER> DEPOSIT ROOT SPECIFICATION=DISK1:[RICK]MF_PERSONNEL.RDB;1
 (marked) Root file specification is: "DISK1:[RICK]MF_PERSONNEL.RDB;1"
 RdbALTER> EXIT
 %RMU-F-COMMITROLL, currently modified ROOT fields must be committed or
 rolled back