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nkothako
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)ATTR
@ TYPE(OUTPUT) INTENS(LOW) CAPS(OFF)
! TYPE(INPUT) INTENS(NON)
¢ TYPE(TEXT) INTENS(HIGH) COLOR(WHITE) HILITE(REVERSE)
¬ TYPE(OUTPUT) COLOR(TURQUOISE)
)BODY expand($$)
+$-$¢ FINCADS TESTING MAIN MENU +$-$
%Option+===>_ZCMD
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+ $ $ User id...:@JUID +
+ $ $ Center...:@JCTR +
+ $ $ Region...:@JREG +
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% I - - +Initialize + % 0 - - +0DFC200 +
% H - - +House keep + % S - -+_JOBNAMEM+
% D - - +DB Refresh + % V - - +Validation +
% A - - +Archive + % P - - +Posting +
% B - - +Del B-File + % X - - +Exit +
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+ YEAR MONTH DATE JULIAN HLD-IND
+ ENTER AFCDATE : _YYYY+ _MM+ _DT+ _JUL+ _H+(Y/N)+
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+ ENTER CENTRE : _CT+ (01 02 03 04 05 07 10 17)
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+ ¬JWAR $ $ @ZDATE + @ZTIME +
+ + (Dev by Nagesh kothakota ) +
)INIT
&ZCMD = .CURSOR
)REINIT
.ATTR (.CURSOR) = 'COLOR(RED) HILITE(USCORE)'
REFRESH (ZCMD)
&ZCMD = .CURSOR
)PROC
REFRESH *
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Currently my cursor is palcing at option "S" instead of ZCMD
if i remove this option from the panel then its placing ZCMD
why its happening like this |
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ofer71
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Use the CMD keyword in your )BODY section., or use the .CURSOR properly.
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nkothako
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Have done the declaration of cursor as per the standards
i did not understand what i need to change
can u help me out |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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-+_JOBNAMEM
. ./\ what is this? |
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ofer71
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Sure I can help you. Just read the fine manual first.
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Pedro
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| Have done the declaration of cursor as per the standards |
Perhaps you do not understand the standards or you do not understand how .CURSOR is used.
There is a difference between:
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nkothako
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oops... my problem is resolved in different manner after initializing the varibale like below
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| JOBNAMEM = '@JOBNAME' |
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Pedro
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Perhaps your cursor is in the wrong location, but this is still wrong.
Wrong in the init section. |
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