Re: conditioning indicator on an ENDDO

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I thought it was implicit - just wanted to be sure.

What does the else buy you?
Traditionally once you exited the loop one might ASSUME that the exit was 
due to the DOW.  However it could have been because of the eof LEAVE.  If 
you use the ELSE if you only want to process what was specified you the 
DOW then you wouldn't have to do
...
Enddo;
Select;
When MASTS='A';
  ...
EndSl;
// Yes, you could have used an If instead of a select.  However I find 
that 70%+ of the time I use nested if's or else and the select just grew 
on me.  Gives room for growth.

Rob Berendt
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