WHENEVER  ──┬─> 
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D ──┬────┐
             ├─> 
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R ───┤    │
             └─> 
S
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N
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G ─┘    │
                                  │
   ┌──────────────────────────────┘
   │
   └─┬─> 
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E ─────────────────────────────────┬─> typebox (;)
     ├─> 
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O ──┬─┬─┬───────┬─> host-label-name ───┤
     └─> 
G
O 
T
O ─┘ │ └─> typebox (:) ──┘                      │
                  └───────────> host-label-number ─┘

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 You can issue the WHENEVER statement only in precompiled
 programs.  The WHENEVER statement specifies the execution path a
 host program will take when any embedded SQL statement results
 in one of these following exception conditions:

  o  Row not found

  o  An error condition

  o  A warning condition

 For the condition, WHENEVER either specifies that the program
 continue execution or branch to another part of the program.