Re: A PL/SQL compiler bug?

In article <36400bc0.1711745_at_news.siol.net>,   jmodic_at_src.si (Jurij Modic) wrote:
> On 3 Nov 1998 23:04:35 GMT, Madhu Cherukuri <Madhu.Cherukuri_at_usa.net>
> wrote:
>
> >Try enclosing loop label like this
> > <<if>>
> >
> >Madhu Cherukuri
>
> You can't enclose loop labels the way you sugested at the end of a
> loop. Your sugestion is a proper sintax for labeling the begining of
> the loop, but for refering this label at the end of the loop you must
> use label name without brackets. Note that you can refer to
> nonexisting label at the end of a loop (that is, even if you didn't
> define a label at the begining of the loop you are allowed to put a
> nonexisting label name in an END LOOP statement).
>
> Thanks anyway for a suggestion.

But then are we not talking of a reserved word 'IF' being used as a label ... why not try using a diff label name for END LOOP PAPA ... something like this ...if thats your problem .

Regards

Mahesh H

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