Re: pattern for an error

In article <l4sq341nooi4p1aflnpgdl8hufksr91qql@xxxxxxx>,
Howard Brazee <howard@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

[snip]

There's a lot of old code that looks like this:

[snip]

IF FILE-STATUS-OK
CONTINUE
ELSE
GO TO BAD-FILE-STATUS
END-IF.

Wait a moment... how did IKFCBL00 compile that?

DD

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References:
- pattern for an error
  - From: mario
- Re: pattern for an error
  - From: Howard Brazee
- Re: pattern for an error
  - From: Michael Mattias
- Re: pattern for an error
  - From: Howard Brazee

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