Marking the whole program when I execute block??

[wicked_tattoo]

Hey I am new with dmis and just recently I have started noticing that when I execute just a highlighted section and I run "execute block" when it is done running the section is marks/unmarks the whole program??? I am not sure what is going on but it is really becoming a big pain? Not sure if someone turned on a setting or what? Any help would be great. Running pcdmis 3.7mr3 on a brown and sharpe global image. Thanks

[PaulB]

what I have always done (right or wrong) is just mark the area I want to run, put my cursor in front of it, and execute from cursor.

[rangerboat72]

what I have always done (right or wrong) is just mark the area I want to run, put my cursor in front of it, and execute from cursor.

Same here. I've never done the Ctlr +L, only Ctlr +E & Ctlr +U...

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Same here. I've never done the Ctlr +L, only Ctlr +E & Ctlr +U...

OH, GREAT, leave me alone! I don't like it when you try to control me! (get it? CTRL-U) Bad, I know, but it is FRIDAY.

Anyway, I have never used that option before either. I use CRTL-U and CTRL-E as well.

[dwade]

V3.7MR3

I use CTRL+L a lot when I proof a program and have never had an issue with it.

[Ken379128]

I always use the excute from cursor as well

[craiger_ny]

I use execute block frequently for refreshing reports and when I add dimensions. Have you tried execute block from summary mode? See what that does for you in regards to the marking. I don't know about your issue as all of my programs are marked entirely when I do it.

[wicked_tattoo]

I usually do the same but a few programs are just easier to execute block. But what I am saying is that when I execute it highlights the whole program even when i only highlight a small section??? I am not sure its just like someone turned on a feature or something???