ENDIF

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ENDIF

     Terminates an IF block.

SYNTAX

     ENDIF

PARAMETERS

     None.

OPERATION

     The ENDIF command is used to terminate an IF block.  The
     IF command, the optional ELSE and ELSEIF commands, and the ENDIF
     command constitute an IF block.  They are used to control the
     execution of a job.  A logical expression is evaluated, and
     if true, the IF block is executed; if false, the ELSE block
     (if one exists) is executed.  Refer to the ELSE command
     for an illustration of ENDIF.

     This command may be issued from a session, job, or in BREAK,
     or from a program.  Pressing [Break] has no effect on this
     command.

EXAMPLE(S)

The following are examples of an IF command with its required ENDIF:

IF
     ...
     ...
     ...

ENDIF

IF
     ELSEIF
     ...
     ...

ENDIF

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Commands:   IF, ELSE, ELSEIF

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