Checking my "3270 Reference Summary" after blowing the dust off I see - x'11' is 'Set Buffer
Address' - the next two bytes are the address on the screen where following characters are displayed.
Kris Buelens wrote:
Xedit will never send X'11' to a 3270 when present in data, everything
below X'40' is replaced by the non-disp character.
3270 control characters do exist below x'40': Start field, Set Buffer
address, .. But I don't know these by heart.
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