The TABF command simulates pressing the ®| (forward tab) key and moves the cursor to the next input field. You can specify how many input fields forward you want to move the cursor. For example, the following statement moves the cursor ahead five input fields:
TABF 5
The TABF command is ignored if the 3270 keyboard has automatic cursor skipping, in which case the cursor would automatically move to the next field.
The TABB command simulates pressing the back tab key and moves the cursor to the previous input field. You can specify how many input fields back you want to move the cursor. For example, the following statement moves the cursor back five input fields:
TABB 5
Note: If the cursor is in the first position of an input field, or anywhere in an output field, it will be moved backward by five input fields. Otherwise, it will be moved to the first position of the current input field, then moved backward four input fields. In either case, the cursor will always occupy position 1 of the target input field.
The TABL command moves the cursor to the first position of the last input field on the screen.
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