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patlolla
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Joined: 05 Jun 2006
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Hi,
In my program, I have multiple conditions as below
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IF wscond1
if wscond2
Perform u780-para thru u780-exit
end-if
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I would like to bypass the above perform para which writes the default code in the program. Could you please suggest me how to do..
Thanks
patlolla |
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CICS Guy
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Set wscond2 to a false value as in:
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IF wscond1
move (a false value) to wscond2
if wscond2
Perform u780-para thru u780-exit
end-if
end-if. |
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Robert Sample
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| Your post is not at all clear. Under what conditions do you want to bypass the PERFORM? If for all conditions, why not just delete or comment out the 5 lines of code? If for SOME conditions, which conditions -- you'll have to change the IF logic appropriately? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Reminds me of the posting "LOOK UP". My neck is still hurting.... 
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enrico-sorichetti
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Anuj Dhawan
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Why not just use a "control-break" after first IF, like:
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IF WSCOND1
CONTINUE
IF WSCOND2
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