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cigarman
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Is there any way of comparing two PDS members. I'd like to write a REXX EXEC to compare members of one PDS to the same members in another PDS to determine if there is any difference. Much like a SUPERC compare.
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enrico-sorichetti
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The comparison algorithms are not that simple...
Why SUPERC or ICETOOL are not suitable for Your needs ??
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cigarman
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| SUPERC could be used if I knew how to invoke it from rexx and get the results back. Any ideas? |
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superk
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You'd code it the same way you would a batch SUPERC job.
There are probably plenty of examples in these forums. |
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cigarman
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how to perform 3.13 ( datasets compare program) using REXX
Found in a search...duh...my bad, sorry. |
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ofer71
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As always, looking at the fine manual can answer your question.
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cigarman
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| Thanks for the RTFM comment O. But what I was orginally looking for was a REXX EXEC to the same function. |
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