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mtridib
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One of the fields in my output file needs to be written based on two field values in the Input file. If there is no match for the criteria I need to keep the same value as was in the input file. Let me explain with an example.
INPUT FILE
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12 harry
11 tommy
I need to check this condition in my JCL.
If field 1 = 12 and field 2 = harry, change it to johny
else keep it same as the output file
Hence my output file will look like
johny
tommy
how do I achieve this? |
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priyesh.agrawal
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What is the I/p file attribute and the two filelds length ?
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Priyesh. |
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mtridib
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| Thanks for your help. I have solved it using CHANGE subparameter. |
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priyesh.agrawal
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| I have solved it using CHANGE subparameter. |
Thats cool...
It can also be done by OVERLAY Feature of DFSORT with the help of IF-THEN. But You MUST have DFSORT for that.
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Priyesh. |
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