David Day wrote:
Steve,
Go back an re-read the original question I asked, where I stated the
reason I added the FIND logic to the table display. Sometimes the table
can get rather large, depending on the options a user selects. I wanted
to make it easier for a user to locate data in the table, hence my trip
down this avenue. Yes, I am aware of scrolling. If I have a table
with a couple of thousand lines, it's easier to find something with a
command, as opposed to scrolling.
OK. So it sounds like you're allowing the user to enter a command
like "skip" or "find" or something. It also sounds like your dialog
is written in COBOL.
To position to a different row for your TBDISP, try setting the
variable ZTDTOP to the row number you want at the top. For REXX,
simply assign a value. For COBOL, look at VDEFINE (this takes a
bit of work).
HTH.
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
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