The LOC field controls the position of the first displayed byte in the WORK AREA. The following table explains the values that you enter in the LOC field to control the position of the first displayed byte.
Important! To determine the location of any byte on the data display portion of the screen, add the number on the left end of the line (the number under the LOC field) to the number above the byte in the data display header (to the right of the FORMAT= field).
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LOC |
Position of Data |
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Hexadecimal value, relative to zero |
For FORMAT=D or S, indicates the relative displacement of the first displayed byte. |
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Decimal value, relative to one |
For FORMAT=C or FORMAT=V, indicates the relative displacement of the first displayed byte. |
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? and cursor is positioned in the record display area |
The cursor position becomes the first displayed byte when you press Enter. The LOC field reflects the hexadecimal or decimal position, depending on the FORMAT= field. |
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FWD or PF8 |
Advances the data display forward one full page. |
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BWD or PF7 |
Moves the data display backward one full page. |
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TOP or PF10 |
Positions the display on the first byte. |
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END or PF11 |
Positions the display on the last page of data. |
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