up.y
In data-entry mode, searches backward on a remote index or moves cursor backward one word in text-entry mode.
Syntax
<ctrl>+y
Description
moves the cursor left one word in data-entry mode or moves to the previous entry in a remote file.
In text-entry mode, '<ctrl>+y' moves the cursor back one word.
On an indexed attribute, <ctrl>+y goes to the previous sequential index in a remote file and gets the corresponding item into the UP workspace. See 'cruising'.
In order to use a remote index, the index must first be created using the 'create-index' verb. See 'create-index'.
To use a remote index, an index correlative must be present on the input-conversion dictionary. See 'i (index, remote)'.
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