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Cause: Following the keyword END, which terminates some
language constructs (such as loops, blocks, functions, and
procedures), you can optionally place the name of that
construct. For example, at the end of the definition of loop
L you might write END L. This error occurs when the optional
name does not match the name given to the language
construct. It is usually caused by a misspelled identifier
or by faulty block structure.

Action: Make sure the spelling of the END identifier matches
the name given to the language construct and that the block
structure is correct.

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