File-AID primary commands are divided into four categories listed below. Commands designated with an asterisk (*) have the same syntax and function as in ISPF.
In many File-AID functions, the information to be displayed exceeds the screen size. Scroll commands allow you to move the screen "window" in as many as three dimensions across the information: up/down, left/right, and forward/back. For a more detailed description of scrolling, see the SCROLLING section within GENERAL INFORMATION.
The scroll commands are:
UP * Causes scrolling toward the top of a record, file, record layout, or member list.
DOWN * Causes scrolling toward the end of a record, file, record layout, or member list.
LEFT * Causes scrolling toward the left margin of the data or causes backward scrolling towards the beginning of a file.
RIGHT * Causes scrolling toward the right margin of the data or causes forward scrolling towards the end of a file.
FORWARD Causes record scrolling toward the bottom of the file.
BACK Causes scrolling toward the top of the file.
LOCATE Causes up or down scrolling to the specified line number, label, or member name.
LOCATE Causes up or down scrolling to the record with a label (dataname) or exclude classification. Also causes scrolling to a data-name that contains, in part or full, the data name(occ) string.
LR Causes forward or backward scrolling to a specified record number, label, or any record with a label classification.
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