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That is a maintence nightmare for most new programmers.  Lets code an 
endless loop and make you figure out when I want to terminate it with the 
leave. 
IMHO,1  should never code an endless loop DOW 1 = 1......not very 
documenting
           2  Leave and Iter are limited varations of a GOTO, but not 
GOTOS themselves.  I can make a GOTO/TAG do the same thing as a Iter or 
Leave ( would that be ok then?)
dow      1 = 1 
read     file
if       eof
Goto     End
endif 
... processdata
enddo
Tag      End
 
           3  Leave and Iters just show that the programmer didn't want or 
have the time to properly figure out the loop termination points
Jeff Davis
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"Jeff Crosby" <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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01/09/2009 12:38 PM
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RE: Good places to use "The Cycle" in today's RPG was->Re: FW: Niftiest 
thing(s) you have done in RPG ILE or /FREE
I do it the way you don't.
   dow '1';
     read file;
     if eof;
      leave;
     endif;
     processdata;
   enddo;
That's MY opinion and I'm sticking to it.  <g>
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