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Return

Functions are of two types - one which return a value, and the other which does not.

The return deluge task is used to specify the return value while using a function (which returns a value).

Note:

The return deluge task can be used only if a return type has been specified while creating the function.

When the function is invoked, the value of the expression specified in the return statement will be returned.

return <expression>;

Parameter	Description
<expression>	The expression or variable whose value will be returned. The data-type of the return value should match the data-type defined for the return type. If not, an error will be thrown during runtime.

Parameter

Description

The expression or variable whose value will be returned.

The data-type of the return value should match the data-type defined for the return type. If not, an error will be thrown during runtime.

When a record is Created
On Load	No
On Validate	No
On Success	No
On User input	No
Subform on add row	No
Subform on delete row	No
When a record is Created or Edited
On Load	No
On Validate	No
On Success	No
On User input	No
Subform on add row	No
Subform on delete row	No
When a record is Edited
On Load	No
On Validate	No
On Success	No
On User input	No
Subform on add row	No
Subform on delete row	No
When a record is Deleted
On Validate	No
On Success	No
Other workflow events
On a scheduled date	No
During approval process	No
During payment process	No
In a Custom Function	Yes
In an Action item in report	No

The following function returns the number of days between two given dates

int thisapp.CalculateDays(date sdate, date edate)
{
days = (((edate-sdate)/86400000)).toLong();
return days;
}