Browse Commands

The Browse panel is displayed when you enter the BANNERS, PRSETS, or PANELS command on the command line of the Display Selection panel.

This list describes the commands you can enter on the command line of the Browse panel.

Col

Displays column numbers at the top of a banner, printer setup, or online panel member

Valid entries are as follows:

Col, Cols Displays column numbers

Col OFF Turns off the display of column numbers

Note: You can also use RESET to turn off column numbers.

DOWN

Scrolls down the distance defined in the scroll field

FIND

Finds and displays the next instance of a character string in a member

When a string is found, it is highlighted and the cursor is placed at the first character.

HEX

Displays data in a member in hexadecimal format shown below the standard EBCDIC format

Hexadecimal data is shown vertically; you can insert a dash separator to improve legibility.

HEX Turns on hexadecimal format

HEX OFF Turns off hexadecimal format

Example of hexadecimal data:

----------------------
ABCDEF - 0123456EBCDIC
CCCCCC464FFFFFFFCCCCCC
1234560000123456523493
----------------------

The first record of hexadecimal data contains the left digits of the two-digit hexadecimal representation of the EBCDIC characters.

The second record contains the right digits.

LEFT

Scrolls to the left according to the distance defined in the scroll field

LOCATE

Goes to and displays a specific record or page in a member

Valid entries are LOCATE, LOC, and L.

Syntax: LOCATE parameter

Where parameter is one of the following:

An absolute record number (specify 0 to go to the top of a member and 999999 to go to the bottom of a member)
A (signed) record number relative to the record at which the cursor is now located
A previously assigned label

Examples:

LOC 450 Goes directly to record 450

LOC +20 Goes down 20 records

LOC .ERR Goes to a record labeled .ERR

RESET

Turns off the display of column numbers

Valid entries are RESET and RES.

RFIND

Searches for the same text string you specified when you last issued the FIND command

RIGHT

Scrolls to the right according to the distance defined in the scroll field

UP

Scrolls up according to the distance defined in the scroll field