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If -1 is moved to length for more than one field on a map,
where will the cursor be positioned?
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Answer / aeon533
It will position your cursor at the first error. This will
override any IC condition. The technique is
called "Symbolic cursor positioning". For this you need to
define your mapset as MODE=INOUT otheriwse the L attribute
will not be generated.
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Answer / pkb
If you move -1 to more than one length field,CICS positions the cursor in the first one of screen
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Answer / hkhatri27
If several fields are flagged by this special length field
value, the cursor is placed under the first one.
If we specify IC for more than one field, the last one
spcified will be in effect.
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Answer / raghu
it will be placed in the left corner of the screen on the top
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Answer / ajay ahuja
The Cursor will be positioned at last unprotected field of
Map.
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