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Cause: The label in an EXIT statement does not refer to a
loop. An EXIT statement need not specify a label. However,
if a label is specified (as in EXIT my_label), it must refer
to a loop statement.

Action: Make sure the label name is spelled correctly and
that it refers to a loop statement.

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