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B, BK—Specify a Before destination z/OS ISPF Edit and Edit Macros SC19-3621-00 |
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When data is to be moved or copied, the B (before) line command specifies the line before which the data is to be placed. When data is to be moved or copied to multiple destinations, the B (before) line command specifies the final destination line before which the data is to be placed. When data is to be moved or copied to multiple destinations, the BK (before, multiple targets) line command specifies each multiple destination line (apart from the final destination line) before which the data is to be placed. Syntax>>-+-B--+--+---+----------------------------------------------->< '-BK-' '-n-'
DescriptionTo specify that data is to be moved, copied, or inserted before a specific line:
You must always specify a destination except when you are using a primary command to move, copy, or insert data into a member or data set that is empty. Two other line commands that are used to specify a destination are the A (after) command and the O (overlay) command. See A, AK—Specify an After destination and O, OK—Overlay Lines for more information. ExamplesFigure 1 shows how you can copy data with the C and B line commands. Type C in the line command field of the line you want to copy. Type B in the line command field of the line that the copied line precedes. Figure 1. Before the B (Before) line command
When you press Enter, the line where you typed the C command
is moved before the line where you typed the B command, as shown in Figure 2.
Note:
Figure 2. After the
B (Before) line command
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