DF032: A control-of-flow statement is not defined by using a statement block.
The topic describes the DF032 T-SQL code analysis rule.
Category
BEST PRACTICE
Message
A control-of-flow statement is not defined by using a statement block.
Description
It is recommended to use the BEGIN…END keywords to enclose control-of-flow statements into a statement block.
Additional information
The nested IF-ELSE clause doesn’t need to be enclosed by the BEGIN and END keywords. However, the IF clause must be wrapped by the BEGIN and END keywords.
Noncompliant code example
IF @Var1=1 SELECT '1' AS Result ELSE SELECT '2' AS Result
Compliant solution
IF @Var1=1 BEGIN
SELECT '1' AS Result
END ELSE BEGIN
SELECT '2' AS Result
END
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