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Differences Between REPEATS and OCCURS

As explained before, the difference between REPEATS and OCCURS is that REPEATS means operands in this group can replicate themselves an infinite number of times, limited only by the actual size of the command buffer. OCCURS means operands in the group replicate themselves a fixed number of times.

END

Signals the end of a group of operands.