MSIR.0780 END (what) expected: Difference between revisions
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An <tt>End</tt> statement had no qualifier on it when a qualifier that matched the current block start was expected. While many User Language block structures are automatically terminated by an <tt>End</tt> without any qualifiers (also ending the compilation), many ''[[Janus SOAP ULI]]'' blocks require the block to be explicitly ended to avoid accidental end of compilation and a flurry of error messages because of a forgotten qualifier on an <tt>End</tt> statement. Add the appropriate qualifier to the <tt>End</tt> statement. | An <tt>End</tt> statement had no qualifier on it when a qualifier that matched the current block start was expected. While many User Language block structures are automatically terminated by an <tt>End</tt> without any qualifiers (also ending the compilation), many ''[[Janus SOAP ULI]]'' blocks require the block to be explicitly ended to avoid accidental end of compilation and a flurry of error messages because of a forgotten qualifier on an <tt>End</tt> statement. Add the appropriate qualifier to the <tt>End</tt> statement. | ||
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Revision as of 17:59, 19 April 2013
An End statement had no qualifier on it when a qualifier that matched the current block start was expected. While many User Language block structures are automatically terminated by an End without any qualifiers (also ending the compilation), many Janus SOAP ULI blocks require the block to be explicitly ended to avoid accidental end of compilation and a flurry of error messages because of a forgotten qualifier on an End statement. Add the appropriate qualifier to the End statement.