In addition Chris told you..

Why don't you use SCAN ... ENDSCAN loops? It gets you automatic selection & skip.

select "tabla_to_be_scanned"
SCAN
    mclaim_no = paylisttotal.claim_no
    mclaim_pay = paylisttotal.amt_paid
		
    IF mclaim_no <> 0
      SELECT (feesubmit+feesubmit1+feesubmit2+feesubmit3+;
	      feesubmit4+feesubmit5+feesubmit6) as fee_billed;
	      from services ;
		into cursor CurrentClaim nofilter ;
		where services.claim_no = mclaim_no
		
      Update services set services.amt_paid = mclaim_pay ,;
	   services.paid_date = date() ,;
	   services.close_rec = "YES" ;
	   where services.claim_no = mclaim_no
       IF mclaim_pay = CurrentClaim.Fee_Billed
	   UPDATE services set services.paid = "YES",;
		   services.closeclaim = "YES",;
		   services.closedate = DATE();
		   WHERE services.claim_no = mclaim_no
        ENDIF
     ENDIF
     mclaim_no = 0
     mclaim_pay = 0

ENDSCAN

>Make sure you are getting back onto the right alias before the SKIP

>SELECT blah
>SKIP
...

>>Hi All:
>>
>>Here is a do While loop that I have. The problem is that it exits after the first iteration itself.
>>>
>>

>>do while not eof()
>>        mclaim_no = paylisttotal.claim_no
>>	mclaim_pay = paylisttotal.amt_paid
>>		
>>        IF mclaim_no <> 0
>>	   SELECT (feesubmit+feesubmit1+feesubmit2+feesubmit3+;
>>		feesubmit4+feesubmit5+feesubmit6) as fee_billed;
>>		from services ;
>>		into cursor CurrentClaim nofilter ;
>>		where services.claim_no = mclaim_no
>>		
>>	   Update services set services.amt_paid = mclaim_pay ,;
>>		services.paid_date = date() ,;
>>		services.close_rec = "YES" ;
>>		where services.claim_no = mclaim_no
>>	   IF mclaim_pay = CurrentClaim.Fee_Billed
>>		UPDATE services set services.paid = "YES",;
>>		   services.closeclaim = "YES",;
>>		   services.closedate = DATE();
>>		   WHERE services.claim_no = mclaim_no
>>	   ENDIF
>>	ENDIF
>>	mclaim_no = 0
>>	mclaim_pay = 0
>>	
>>	SKIP
>>	if eof()
>>	  exit
>>	else
>>	  loop
>>	endif
>>ENDDO

>>
>>
>>Where am I going wrong? Thanks in advance.>