Kenneth,
I don't think trying to post the code here would be all that productive.
I tried it, and just too much of it. Written in assembler, with both a
local routine work area that some of the code references, and a global work
area that gets refernced as well. Would probably just genrate more
questions and confusion. When I posted the original question, I was hoping
that someone would say something like 'you've got to do X to do this right',
whatever X was in the code that had to be done. In other words, I was
hoping this was something that was well known, and run into before. ISPF is
not my strong suit, but I'm learning. Steve's last suggestion to set ZTDTOP
doesn't seem correct, to me, as the manual states it is an output variable,
similar to ZTDSELS for number of rows selected. I'm going to play with it,
adding logic to be able to examine the ZTD system variables, and am
confident I can get the code to work. Thanks to you and Steve for taking
the time to look at the post, and try to help.
--Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E Tomiak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To: <IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2007 2:29 AM
Subject: Re: Relationship of TBDISPL to row displayed
Dave,
If you want help debugging your code you need to show it, not jot down
some
notes what you think you are doing. Steve, myself, and many others have
done this with no problem. It can work. So like you indicated in your
original
post, you obviously are doing something wrong. Read you OP and see if you
can figure it out from what you provided us to work with. Then post your
solution.
On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 13:09:29 -0500, David Day
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steve,
Go back an re-read the original question I asked, where I stated the
reason I added the FIND logic to the table display. Sometimes the table
can
get rather large, depending on the options a user selects. I wanted to
make
it easier for a user to locate data in the table, hence my trip down this
avenue. Yes, I am aware of scrolling. If I have a table with a couple
of
thousand lines, it's easier to find something with a command, as opposed
to
scrolling.
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