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sivatechdrive
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Hi all
I have a file as below
----5-----10-----15-----20-------
0001 ABS 20070621
0001 NBS 20070621
0002 BBK 20070621
0003 CBS 20070621
0004 ABS 20070621
0005 PBK 20070621
I have to change all the dataset of the file to 20071011
as below
i know it can be done by sort (outrec)
is there any tso command or any other way to achieve the same
----5-----10-----15-----20-------
0001 ABS 20071011
0001 NBS 20071011
0002 BBK 20071011
0003 CBS 20071011
0004 ABS 20071011
0005 PBK 20071011
Thanks n Regards
Prasad |
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krisprems
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Location: India
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sivatechdrive
if the date is in 10th position and all the date starts from 2, then TSO command would be
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C ALL 10 '2' '20071011' |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
This
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| C ALL 10 '2' '20071011' |
generates "200710110070621"
on this system. . . . Any non-blanks that would be overritten are shifted right to make room for the "inserted" data. If the positions to be over-written are blank the 0071011 is put there and characters further to the right are not shifted. |
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Douglas Wilder
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It looks to me that you need:
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| C ALL 10 '20070621' '20071011' |
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ofer71
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By the way, it has nothing to do with TSO. This is an ISPF Edit Command.
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superk
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For an ISPF EDIT command, I'd go with
c all p'xxxxxxx' '20071011' 10 |
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Douglas Wilder
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The command you gave looks for x's 
c all p'########' '20071011' 10
Would look for 8 numeric digits in starting in col 10.
c all p'========' '20071011' 10
Would look for 8 characters in starting in col 10. |
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superk
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| Yep, it was a typo. I meant to use the equals (=), i.e. any character. |
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hemanth.nandas
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Hi Sivatechdrive,
Use This
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| C '20070621' '20071011' ALL |
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nuthan
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Location: Bangalore
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If you want change in the whole file where ever from 20070621 to 20071011 the you have to use C ALL '20070621' '20071011'
But if u want to change only in a particualr field then use that field starting position on chage command as
C ALL 10 '20070621' '20071011' |
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