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dilipbiradar
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Hi,
Do we any sort of command by which we can find a particular thing in all the generations of GDG. Please provide your valuable inputs on this.
Thank you!
Dilip S Biradar
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ofer71
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What's wrong with SUPERC?
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Anuj Dhawan
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| ofer71 wrote: |
| What's wrong with SUPERC? |
Hi,
I think you wanted to say 3.14 option of ISPF, SUPERC is used to compare data sets, right? OP wants to search some string. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Do you care which generation has the value or do you only want to know if the string is in the data "anywhere"?
If you are not interested in which generation actually has the data, you can use the GDG base as the input dsn and determine if the value exists in the data. |
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0d311
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| anuj_model wrote: |
| ofer71 wrote: |
| What's wrong with SUPERC? |
Hi,
I think you wanted to say 3.14 option of ISPF, SUPERC is used to compare data sets, right? OP wants to search some string. |
3.13 (compare) and 3.14 uses the same program, ISRSUPC (superC), only different parms.
As Dick says, if you don't care which dataset has the particular string, you can use the gdg base as the input DSN to a batch superC job, as ofer71 said
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Anuj Dhawan
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| 0d311 wrote: |
| 3.13 (compare) and 3.14 uses the same program, ISRSUPC (superC), only different parms. |
Ah..I went by options actually. |
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