How to position the cursor on a display file at a desired
location.
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Answer / bharat
There is a keyword CSRLOC(F1 Row C1 Col), you have to
specify the location(which row or column). The system
positions the cursor before the output operation is
performed on the record that is being specified.
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Answer / bharat
Bhupendra: as per your answer: SFLCSRRn is used to retrieve
the rrn of the record on which cursor is placed on the
subfile.
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Answer / venkat
Agree with answer #3, you have to define CSRLOC(F1 Row C1
Col)in the display file. and the value for F1 Row and C1
Col will be passed in the program. (the desired location-
which column and which row)
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Answer / bhupendra tomar
i am not sure but there are keywords like CURLOC or in case
of subfile SFLCSRRRN nothing else
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