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vin12pr
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I have 2 PDS's. Both of them have some members. I need to copy only those members which are not common in both of the datasets.
Can anybody propose some solution to this??
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superk
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| Create a member list of PDS1. Create a member list of PDS2. Eliminate the duplicate member names. The end result should be a list of member names that are not common. Run those names through the IEBCOPY program. |
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vin12pr
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Lets say If I have around 1000 members in each of them..Then the above process will be a tedious one.
What do u say?
Thnx,
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kgumraj
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Nope,
What "superk" suggested is perfect for more members. Try it out.. |
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superk
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| vin12pr wrote: |
Lets say If I have around 1000 members in each of them..Then the above process will be a tedious one.
What do u say?
Thnx,
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Tedious? For whom? You only have to write the code once. I doubt that the mainframe ever experiences tedium. The whole process is trivial and would take a very short period of time to accomplish. |
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mosinj
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| I feel if u write rexx code for this it will be easy |
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