1  DO
   Directs LSE to execute LSE commands or VAXTPU program statements.

   Format

     DO   [string[, . . . ]]

2  Qualifiers

/BUFFER

      /BUFFER[=buffer-name]

   Indicates that LSE should read commands from the specified buffer
   and execute the commands or VAXTPU program statements within
   that buffer. The default is the current buffer. If you do not
   specify either the /BUFFER qualifier or the /PROMPT qualifier, LSE
   executes the current buffer.

/CONTINUE

      /CONTINUE (D)
      /NOCONTINUE

   Indicates whether LSE prompts for a single string to be executed,
   or for multiple strings to be executed. If you specify the
   /NOCONTINUE qualifier, LSE repeatedly prompts for additional
   commands until you issue a CONTINUE command.

   You use the /[NO]CONTINUE qualifier with the /PROMPT qualifier;
   you must not specify the /NOCONTINUE qualifier with the /TPU
   qualifier.

/LSE

      /LSE (D)

   Indicates that the strings are LSE commands.

/PROMPT

      /PROMPT=prompt-string

   Indicates that LSE should prompt you for a command (or VAXTPU
   program statement) to execute.

   The /PROMPT and /BUFFER qualifiers are mutually exclusive. If you
   specify the string parameter, you cannot specify the /PROMPT or
   /BUFFER qualifier. If you do not specify the /BUFFER qualifier but
   specify the /PROMPT qualifier, then LSE prompts you for a command
   and does not execute the current buffer.

/TPU

   Indicates that the strings are VAXTPU program statements. When
   specifying the /TPU qualifier, you cannot use the /NOCONTINUE
   qualifier.

2  Parameter

string[, . . . ]
   Specifies a list of comma-separated commands or statements to be
   executed. Commands with embedded spaces, such as GOTO BUFFER, must
   be enclosed by double quotation marks.