In addition to the basic edit functionality, the File Manager® DB2 editor provides a set of tools to improve productivity. These tools are available in the File Manager® DB2 editor window.
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Navigation Commands |
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Moves the current cached window up |
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Moves the current cached window down |
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Moves the current cached window left |
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Moves the current cached window right |
File Manager® DB2 editor provides you below valid navigation commands
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The File Manager® DB2 editor only caches a subset of records locally for display. The number of cached records are controlled in the File Manager® preference page. This allows efficient transfer of data from the mainframe to your desktop machine, particularly when you are working with a resource containing a large number of records.
This action moves the cached records backward. That is, it retrieves records that precede the first record cached in the current cache window. This action is equivalent to issuing UP nn command, in that it positions the editor's cursor backward by the specified number of records (nn).
The File Manager® DB2 editor only caches a subset of records locally for display. The number of cached records are controlled in the File Manager® preference page. This allows efficient transfer of data from the mainframe to your desktop machine, particularly when you are working with a resource containing a large number of records.
This action moves the cached records forward. That is, it retrieves records which follow the last record cached in the current cache window. This action is equivalent to issuing DOWN nn command, in that it positions the editor's cursor forward by the specified number of records (nn).
The File Manager® DB2 editor only caches a subset of records locally for display. The number of cached records are controlled in the File Manager® preference page. This allows efficient transfer of data from the mainframe to your desktop machine, particularly when you are working with a resource containing a large number of records.
This action moves the cached columns backward. That is, it retrieves records that precede the first record cached in the current cache window. This action is equivalent to issuing LEFT nn command, in that it positions the editor's cursor backward by the specified number of records (nn).
Move Cache window left/right buttons will be disabled while the editor mode is switched to character format.
The File Manager® DB2 editor only caches a subset of records locally for display. The number of cached records are controlled in the File Manager® preference page. This allows efficient transfer of data from the mainframe to your desktop machine, particularly when you are working with a resource containing a large number of records.
This action moves the cached columns forward. That is, it retrieves columns which follow the last column cached in the current cache window. This action is equivalent to issuing RIGHT nn command, in that it positions the editor's cursor forward by the specified number of records (nn).
Move Cache window left/right buttons will be disabled while the editor mode is switched to character format.