Answer / sandy

The below code is possible, if that is what asked.
1000-PARA
PERFORM VARYING
IF <CONDITION>
GO TO 1000-EXIT
END-IF
OTHER STATEMENTS.....
END-PERFORM

1000-EXIT
EXIT.

Answer / suputhru

Yessssssssssssss!!!

Raveeeeee,shruti! we can use go to statement inline-perform.

If we use goto in inline then control will goto particular para and wont return.
thus control will comes from inline.

thus, no probs, u can use go to.
So please, don't give blindly answers.

-Sk

Answer / ravi

No we cant.

Inline perform is - -> PERFROM END-PERFORM.

Answer / mr.perfect

hello Suputhru ,

if you use GOTO statement inside the inline perform, the
control will go permanently to the GOTO statement.then what
about the other statements after END-IF, this will not
executed man. i think this is not good design of programmr.

Answer / sruthi

Hi,
we can't use GO TO statement in in-line perform.goto
should be used with in the range of paragrafhs being
executed.
in-line syn is, perform--- end-perform.

Answer / jswan

Yes you can, although that is not good programming practice.

Answer / jswan

Yes you can but that is not good COBOL programming practice at all.

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