I found a situation were I need to branch out from a block
of code and continue at a specific block of code. GOTO
statement would be ideal for this, but it seems ASA does not
support GOTO statement. Can I get an advice from anyone how
to do something like this in ASA.


Ollie

You should be able to rewrite the logic so as to avoid GOTO altogether If
you must use GOTO, the TSQL dialect does support the statement GOTO.
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Chris Keating
Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Professional Version 8

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<Ollie> wrote

This is about 50 lines of code that someone else wrote. I
would like as minimal impact as possible to the code. And
GOTO statement would have very minimal code change.

The documentation I have stated that ASA does not support
GOTO statement, but the doc is for SQL Anywhere 5.0. Does
the later release support the feature?