Hex format segments the data stream as Field format does. A new segment appears for each order for 3270 data streams. Non-3270 data streams are displayed in 40-byte increments.
Three rows are used to display each segment:
The Hex format version of the previous screen appears next.
CCC.ORDERAPP.001 --------- RUN: CURRENT SCREEN ----------------------13:37:20 ENTER COMMAND ===> R9 OFFSET LENGTH ----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----RECORD: 2 0 4 B.G? C1C6 217F 4 1 . 1 3 5 9 . .8DATE 1441FCCEC 100D84135 14 10 .006/29/98 1FFF6FF6FF D006129198 24 28 . *.8CAROL'S COOKIES COMPANY 1451FCCDDD7E4CDDDCCE4CDDDCDE 10CD831963D20366295203647158 F2-ROTATE F3-END F5-PRV F7-UP F8-DWN F9-FORMAT F10-LEFT F11-RIGHT
This format provides the offset and length of each segment. Because this example is an output screen, the first byte of the first segment is the WCC. For an input screen, the first three bytes of the first segment would be the AID (one byte) and the cursor position (two byte binary offset relative to zero).
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