Im creating map, when i press tab key cursor must skip
second position and it move to the third field directly.
how can i code plz send the answer.

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Im creating map, when i press tab key cursor must skip second position and it move to the third fi..

Answer / tej

Code the attribute for that field as ASKIP.

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Im creating map, when i press tab key cursor must skip second position and it move to the third fi..

Answer / ankita

You need to code for a skipper field.

DFHMDF POS=(XX,XX), ATTRB = ASKIP,LENGTH =1

XX,XX = Second podition in your question.

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Im creating map, when i press tab key cursor must skip second position and it move to the third fi..

Answer / raghuraman s

make required field attribute as (protected) and now if you press TAB KEY, what are all the fields you made protected cursor will not go there.
it is working fine for me.

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Im creating map, when i press tab key cursor must skip second position and it move to the third fi..

Answer / james

move -1 to length field.
Like O,I,A,L,F

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