RESETBR command
During a browse on a local or remote system, specifies the record in a file or CICS-maintained data table where you want the browse to be repositioned. In Smalltalk, the parameters of the RESETBR command are contained in two classes: CICSResetbr and CICSResetbrResult.
See CICS Application Programming Reference for the syntax of the command and a description of its parameters.
Defined instance methods
Parameters supplied to CICS in CICSResetbr
 
Parameter
Instance method
Mode
Type
Notes/exceptions
EQUAL
equal
Input
Switch
 
FILE(filename)
file:
Input
Fixed(8)
 
GENERIC
generic
Input
Switch
 
GTEQ
gteq
Input
Switch
 
KEYLENGTH(data-value)
keylength:
Input
Binary 16
 
RBA
rba
Input
Switch
 
REQID(data-value)
reqid:
Input
Binary 16
 
RIDFLD(data-area)
ridfld:
Input
Variable
 
RRN
rrn
Input
Switch
 
SYSID(systemname)
sysid:
Input
Fixed(4)
 
Parameters returned by CICS in CICSResetbrResult
 
Parameter
Instance method
Mode
Type
Notes/exceptions
RESP
resp
Output
Fixed(2)
Inherited from CICSResult.
RESP2
resp2
Output
Fixed(2)
Inherited from CICSResult.
Example
Resets the browse to the beginning of a generic ESDS file.
| result |
result := CICS resetbr
file: 'ESDSF1';
ridfld: 0;
generic;
exec.
Last modified date: 07/09/2019