Question about writing scripts in IBM's PCOMM sessions

thevolk

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Hello,
We used to use Extra! here, but we've recently switched over to PCOMM. I have scripts written for use with Extra! that have if statements in them, and I'm not sure how to write them in the PCOMM language which I beleive is VBSCRIPT. In my old programm, the if statement read like this:

nr% = GetString(43,02,sTitle$,27)
If sTitle$ = "HIT PF10 TO REWORK WORKLIST" Then

exit do
end if

nr% = GetString(43,02,sTitle$,27)
If sTitle$ = "CASE LOCKED BY USER" Then

exit do
end if

If anyone can help me out in converting this into VBSCRIPT, I would appreciate the help!
Thanks
 

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