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Subject: CLP: do on an if vs. enddo
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 17:09:53 -0500
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I have a large block of code in a cl program that looks like the 
following:
/* End Subsystems 1 */

             IF COND(&COMMAND *EQ 'END1') THEN(DO)
...
...
...
             GOTO  CMDLBL(ENDCLPGM)
             ENDDO
When I use Ctrl-M on the top do, or the bottom ENDDO, they match.  Yet I 
still get an error upon compile:

CPD0707: No matching DO command for ENDDO command. ENDDO ignored.
And it highlights the above ENDDO.

Rob Berendt

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