thanx :") Ok.. the problem I had before a couple of days.. It wasn't possible to do .. 
goto LINE

....blah .... 

LINE: use Module;

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But this worked : 
goto LINE

....blah .... 

LINE: print;
use Module;

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:"(... Yes I needed to use goto..:"), may be NOP will be good candidat for here :") (after the specs for the task changed I've not used goto anymore :")) The other problem : 
SWITCH:
{
 if (..cond1..) {... last SWITCH};
 if (..cond2..) {
   ... grab one row fetchrow_hashref ..populate field names..
   do {..code
     last if blah;
      ...code...   
   } while (condX);
 last SWITCH
};
 if (..cond3..) {... last SWITCH};
}

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DIDN'T worked..(yes in the docs is stated that I can't exit do{}, but this is a do{}while() :")) So I needed to do this : 
SWITCH:
{
 if (..cond1..) {... last SWITCH};
 if (..cond2..) {
... grab one row fetchrow_hashref ..populate field names..
    {
     do 
      {..code
        last if blah;   
      } 
    } while (condX);
  last SWITCH
};
 if (..cond3..) {... last SWITCH};

}

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DO YOU see second braces.. PERL5.6 (Win98/ActiveState) OK...both problem are overcomed easly but ...!!! thanx for the attention

In reply to Not errors but possible bugs by raptor

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