This object can be set to cause some action to be applied to a executing process. Note that this variable can only be set if the row- status is valid. Operations are: none - Value returned for _any_ read operation. execute - If the operational state of the macro is 'inactive' then this command will attempt to execute the script named in cmdMacroName. If the process is in any other state this command will be rejected. suspend - This command will suspend the process at the end of the current statement. Command is rejected if the macro is inactive. continue - If a macro is suspended due to a 'suspend' command this will cause it to continue execution from its current point. step - Execute the next statement and then stop. kill - Stop this process from running and put it in the inactive state. Note that this deletes all resource associated with the executing script, but not the process itself. abort - If the current macro status is 'suspended' Will cause it to terminate at its current point. next - Execute the next statement, stepping over child processes.