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What are the equivalents of CONTINUE and NULL in Fast Formulas compared to PL/SQL?
I'm looking for a way to bypass the current iteration of a loop and move on to the next one, similar to how CONTINUE works in other languages. Please suggest an equivalent solution?
Additionally, I'd like to know if there's a placeholder or a value that I can use to indicate an empty or null condition in an if statement, similar to how null is used in other languages.
Sample code below-
Continue: WHILE (nidx < tcRecCount ) LOOP ( if isnull(l_absence) = 'N' then/*If l_absence is null*/
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CONTINUE /*Continue to next iteration- I need keyword here*/
) ) NULL: if isnull(l_absence) = 'N' then/*If l_absence is null*/
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