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What was really confusing was when I tried to do stuff like DoU F3 or shutdown or Moon="Blue" or ...; Which is why people code DoU KissOff; and then just turn KissOff on if any of those conditions are met. Still I think the iter can be clearer than having to code a crap load of IFs around every condition. You know what is really cool? DoW CheckItAllOut(); // no logic here EndDo; Think about it. No priming reads needed on a SETLL/READ loop. No priming FETCHs needed on a cursor. DoW FetchCursor(); // Actually fetches the row. or use DoW ReadLoop(); // Does the actual reading of the file // main body of loop EndDo; And your subprocedure could handle the really obscure stuff like intense error trapping that most people fail to do because it would clutter up the main code and the odds of it ever happening are slim to none. Rob Berendt
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