Advanced Features
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If you would like to edit the fields or you did not highlight an area, you
would do so as follows:
NOTE: The 5250 screen is comprised of 24 lines x 80 columns.
Start Line—This is the first row from the top where you want the wizard
to start counting rows.
Start Column—This is the first column where you want the wizard to
begin. Column 1 is the first column on the left.
# Records Down—This is the number of records you want the wizard to
include in the loop.
# Records Across—It is a common practice for COBOL programmers to
list records down a page and then continue to wrap records back to the
top. The result is several records side-by-side down a page. You would
use this field to specify how many records are listed side-by-side in a
given row.
# Lines/Record—If a record is longer than 80 characters, it wraps to the
next line. If it exceeds 160 characters, it wraps to a third line. You need to
indicate how many lines are required per record.
# Columns/Record—This field indicates how many columns are
included in the record, 80 being the maximum.
2 Edit the fields if desired. When satisfied with the parameters, click Next.
The second panel of the Multi Row Wizard appears.
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¾ To set up a repeat action in the Multi Row Wizard:
NOTE: If you are outputting data, see “To use the Multi Row Wizard to output
data:” on page -119.
1 After completing the first panel of the Multi Row Wizard, continue as
follows.
