CIS 808 Special Topics: AS/400 Source Entry Utility Commands strseu.docBodnovich page 1 of 4The Source Entry Utility (SEU) is used for editing members of source physical files. It may be invoked by thecommand STRSEU or from the Program Development Manager. The following document describes many of the SEU commands. command line commands (typed in command area to the right of SEU==> ):exiting the SEU CANcel exits editor without saving changes FILE exits editor and saves changesnavigating within the SEU Bottom positions editor to end (bottom) of file Top positions editor to beginning (top) of fileother SEU command line commands Change <old value> <new value> or Change <ov> <nv> <direction> <search> <columns>change a string whose contents is specified in <old value> to <new value><direction> may beN or blank for next P for prior occurrence occurrence (the default)F for first occurrence L for last occurrenceA for all occurrences<search> specifies what records are searched for the old value stringblank for all recordsX for excluded records NX for not excluded records<columns> may optionally be used to delimit beginning or beginning and ending areas of search Find <string> or Find <string> <direction> <search> <columns>find a string whose contents is specified in <string> and position the cursor to the beginning of <string><direction> may beN or blank for next P for prior occurrence occurrence (the default)F for first occurrence L for last occurrenceA for all occurrences<search> specifies what records are searched for the <string>blank for all recordsX for excluded recordsNX for not excluded records<columns> may optionally be used to delimit beginning or beginning and ending areas of search HIDE <string> <columns> <area> hides or excludes records containing <string><columns> may optionally be used to delimit beginning or beginning and ending areas of search<area> is optional, it may beA or blank to hide all records containing <string>T to hide records between top of member and cursorB to hide records between cursor and bottom of member SAVE saves changes while remaining in edit session Set Set is used to tailor editing options and the find/change functionCIS 808 Special Topics: AS/400 Source Entry Utility Commands strseu.docBodnovich page 2 of 4prefix or suffix commands (typed on top of the line numbers):scrolling or navigating within the member + scroll forward 1 line +<nn> scroll forward nn lines - scroll backward 1 line -<nn> scroll backward nn lines nn position line number nn to top of editoraltering the appearance (NOT the contents) of the member SF show first record from exclude group SL show last record from exclude group SF<nn> show first <nn> records from exclude group SL<nn> show last <nn> records from exclude group Xexcludes or hides a line (see SF & SL to restore these lines) X<nn> excludes or hides nn lines (see SF & SL to restore these lines) XX excludes or hides a block of lines in which the first and last lines are marked with XX (see SF & SL to restore these lines) W display records starting with column 1 W<nn> display records starting with column <nn>displaying formatting information COLS display a free format line (a column scale) prior to this line F display a format line (a template column scale) prior to this line Fxx display a specified format line, such asFF to display an RPG File format line or FFT to display a FORTRAN format line F? show all possible format lines and allow the user to select one of themdisplaying existing lines in a prompt P display this line in a prompt Pxx display this line in the xx format prompt P? show all possible format prompts and allow the user to select one of them, and then display this line in the selected promptCIS 808 Special Topics: AS/400 Source Entry Utility Commands strseu.docBodnovich page 3 of 4copying existing lines A insert moved or copied records after this line A<nn> insert moved or copied records after this line and repeat the inserted records nn times B insert moved or copied records before this line B<nn> insert moved or copied records before this line and repeat the inserted records nn times C copy this line to the specified target (used with A or B) C<nn> copy <nn> lines to the specified target (used with A or B) CC copies a block of lines in which the first and last lines are marked with CC (used with A or B) CR copy this line to the specified target (used with A or B) and retain the command CR<nn> copy <nn> lines to the specified target (used with A or B) and retain the command CCR copies a block of lines in which the first and last lines are marked with CC (used with A or B) and retain the commanddeleting existing lines D delete this line D<nn> delete <nn> lines DD delete a block of lines in which the first and last lines are marked with DDduplicating existing lines see replicating or duplicating existing linesinserting blank lines IFxx insert a line and display the xx format line before the inserted line IFxx<nn> insert <nn> lines and display the xx format line before the inserted line IF? show all possible format lines and allow the user to select one of them and then insert a blank line after the selected format line IP insert a line and display the current format prompt for entering the line IPxx insert a line and display the xx format prompt for entering the line IP? Insert a blank line,show all possible format prompts and allow the user to select one of them, and display the selected format prompt for entering the linemoving existing lines A insert moved or copied records after this line A<nn> insert moved or copied records after this line and repeat the inserted records nn times B insert moved or copied records before this line B<nn> insert moved or copied records before this line and repeat the inserted records nn times M moves this line to the specified target (used with A or B) M<nn> move <nn> lines to the specified target (used with A or B) MM moves a block of lines in which the first and last lines are marked with MM (used with A or B)CIS 808 Special Topics: AS/400 Source Entry Utility Commands strseu.docBodnovich page 4 of 4replicating or duplicating existing lines RP repeat or duplicate this line RP<nn> repeat or duplicate this line <nn> times RPP repeat or duplicate this block of lines; the block is delimited by RPP on the first and last lines RPP<nn> repeat or duplicate this block of lines <nn> times; the block is delimited by RPP on the first and last