CONTINUE CONSTRUCT statement is used to exit any of the blocks within the input control clause of the CONSTRUCT statement and to return the cursor to the form. All the statements that follow the CONTINUE CONSTRUCT keywords are skipped. It is useful for quitting conditional loops. It can also be used in an AFTER CONSTRUCT block to review the values in field buffers and, dependent on the values, put the cursor back in the form.
When an AFTER CONSTRUCT clause contains an IF test that identifies a field for which the user has to complete an action, the NEXT FIELD keywords should be used rather than CONTINUE CONSTRUCT statement to position the cursor.