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suresh_gop1
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Hi,
I have one question. If one VSAM file has 10000 records. one record has corrupted. How can we find the corrupted record |
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expat
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| In which way is the record corrupted ? |
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William Thompson
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| suresh_gop1 wrote: |
| If one VSAM file has 10000 records. one record has corrupted. How can we find the corrupted record |
Read record, if corrupted display "this one" else go to read record.... |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If you only have 10000 records, you might REPRO them into a qsam file and "sort out" the corrupt record (or use a COBOL program).
As was asked previously - what does corrupt mean to you? A bad value in one or more fields (i.e. not numeric)? An entire "junk" record? A key that should not exist?
The more complete your request, the better suggestions you will get. |
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