Commented by: Sean Leyne (seanleyne)

Please explain what the operator would do, along with an example of usage.

Commented by: Alexander Tyutik (tut)

This operator exists in all languages i know. It stops current loop iteration and call next iteration if such exists, for example:

FOR SELECT ID, NAME, .... FROM TABLE INTO :ID, :NAME ... DO
BEGIN
IF (ID = 0) THEN
CONTINUE;

<BLOCK OF LOGIC>
END

it is equal

FOR SELECT ID, NAME, .... FROM TABLE INTO :ID, :NAME ... DO
BEGIN
IF (ID <> 0) THEN
BEGIN
<BLOCK OF LOGIC>
END
END

but this is very simple usage. In real applications this operator can make code more simple for understanding.

Commented by: @asfernandes

I will do it in 3.0 if no objection appear.

Commented by: @asfernandes

Committed in B2_5_ExtEngines.

Syntax: CONTINUE [ <label> ]

Works for: WHILE, FOR SELECT and FOR EXECUTE STATEMENT.