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6.1.7.3 Delimited Scope Statements



In general, a DELIMITED SCOPE statement uses an explicit scope terminator to turn a conditional statement into an imperative statement; the resulting imperative statement can then be nested. Explicit scope terminators can also be used, however, to terminate the scope of an imperative statement. Explicit scope terminators are provided for all COBOL verbs that can have conditional phrases.

Unless explicitly specified otherwise, a delimited scope statement can be specified wherever an imperative statement is allowed by the rules of the language.

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